> will never get a raise, because contractors don't get raises. Contractors get raises all the time, what kind of BS is that? Contracting rates change, prices

> will never get a raise, because contractors don't get raises. Contractors get raises all the time, what kind of BS is that? Contracting rates change, prices change. The guy is just being an asshole. Don't bother with lawyers and suing, you'll never get anything out of it. Just use your current experience to look for a better job ASAP. Once you have an offer lined up, quit. Until then, don't stress about any complaints they lay on you - if they were unhappy, they'd fire you. Instead they promoted you to have more responsibilities. That means they are happy with your work - but won't tell you that because then you'd ask for more money. So, look for better place to work.