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Weird that you're arguing that 3% isn't a CoL raise, when inflation has been pegged to 2.25% for decades, and is currently 8%+
by ep103 4y ago
Weird that you're arguing that 3% isn't a CoL raise, when inflation has been pegged to 2.25% for decades, and is currently 8%+
- karaterobot 4y agoI think what the person you responded to is saying is that the raise should be tied to inflation. You may not actually disagree with them.
- charcircuit 4y agoInflation is different from cost of living else high cost of living regions wouldn't exist.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y ago> to 2.25% for decades, and is currently 8%+ That plus sign is pretty subtle there.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoMy point is simply that CoL changes aren't fixed and fluctuate. I think it is weird to call it a CoL raise if you are guaranteed it even if CoL doesn't change or goes down. I'm not sure where you are getting that inflation has been pegged to anything. 2% might be an average, but it has gone everywhere from -2% to 6% in the last two decades. Besides, inflation is not CoL.