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Hasn't this been the case for years? Where I work, yearly raises are usually 2-3% except for this year (they did 5%). During those years, inflation was somewher
by tcmart14 5y ago
Hasn't this been the case for years? Where I work, yearly raises are usually 2-3% except for this year (they did 5%). During those years, inflation was somewhere in that same window.
- croutonwagon 5y agoMeanwhile I haven’t seen a wage change since 2018….when I accepted my current role. It’s hard. It’s a good job. And I can do it with my eyes closed. But I’m probably definitely leaving a good percentage on the table, in exchange for other ancillaries (lots of time off per year, cheap benefits etc)
- dominotw 5y ago> It’s hard. It’s a good job. And I can do it with my eyes closed. But I’m probably definitely leaving a good percentage on the table, in exchange for other ancillaries (lots of time off per year, cheap benefits etc) you can find this at a higher wage too. You will be surprised.
- dominotw 5y ago> except for this year (they did 5%). my employer said rsu price increase was inflation adjustment. There is no adjustment to base pay.