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Am currently earning 13k, applied for a job, same company, advertised externally at 19k (not 'negotiable' or 'upto', but 19k exactly), been told i'll probably get the job, but only for 14-15k as it's too big a pay rise in one go, is this legal?

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Am currently earning 13k, applied for a job, same company, advertised externally at 19k (not 'negotiable' or 'upto', but 19k exactly), been told i'll probably get the job, but only for 14-15k as it's too big a pay rise in one go, is this legal?

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