Soldato
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5%, no lump sum, no union, taking the cost of living crisis like a champ.
What's your private sector payrise?
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12% just got the email today, our salary review is always from July, was about 10% last year
Hmm something to ask about next week, though I was planning on spending this year's bonus on upgrading our Sonos system.
Hmm something to ask about next week, though I was planning on spending this year's bonus on upgrading our Sonos system.
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5% or so on my main salary and 30% on my additional responsibilities. I’ll take it. Actually, I think I just spent it.
Soldato
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6% now, a further 2% in October and a £1000 one off payment if we stay with the company until November.
Nothing so far this year, and I don't expect that to change.
I changed jobs last year for a 20% bump, and shortly after joining they did away with their bonus scheme, but to sweeten the deal deal they bumped everyone's salary, so I'm about 40% up since a year ago.
I changed jobs last year for a 20% bump, and shortly after joining they did away with their bonus scheme, but to sweeten the deal deal they bumped everyone's salary, so I'm about 40% up since a year ago.
12.84% and a yearly 4.12% bonus
I think the company guy who negotiated it a year in advance is looking for a job now
He tied it to the inflation average over 12 months.
He took one for the team.
35% raise :-0 were you underpaid?
Last year we picked up about 13% with a 1k one of payment in the summer and another at xmas. Think about £800 bonus this April and a couple of % payrise over the last month.
We're fairly well paid and looked after, prior to covid we usually picked up between 2-3% a year.
We're fairly well paid and looked after, prior to covid we usually picked up between 2-3% a year.
How did you get 35%? The other responsibilities could be something like first aider where he gets an extra £100 so got £30 raise on that.
Very similar here or significant changes within current role... Yet public sector workers complaining with their obscene pensions
Oh yeah the pensions are amazing. The moaning doesn't wash with me. So many benefits!
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The 30% was only on a few k. Yes, vs the rest of the sector we were.
