By law should i get a annual payrise?
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mickyboy69
ANSWERS: 7
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Nope, there is no law requiring this. There have been years where not even the minimum wage rate has been increased. In this economy, where job seekers outnumber positions 3-1, perhaps you might rethink about pushing for a raise right now. Make sure you have plenty of evidence of how you have exceeded expectations if you do decided to make this request.
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where do you work, and at what sort of job?
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An annual payraise would be great; however, it does not always happen... :)
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would you be happy if noone in your company could be bothered?
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your compensation and any increase should be based on your performance, not because it may be mandated somewhere.
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No
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The unfortunate truth is no... But I plan to DEMAND a raise soon. When I started here my boss (who I've known for years now from previous employment) asked me to take a $10K pay cut from the salary I made at my previous job. He promised he would give me a raise ASAP but I haven't seen a single cent more. If he refuses I will cut back my efforts and do a half-assed job. I am looking to pursue a teaching career and intend to leave as soon as I am able to anyway.
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