Anniversary Raise Question

[roblejant]

My hire date is 6/22/15 and I was given $13 an hour a few weeks ago after the contract was finally ratified. Will I get a raise and what will it be?

 

[upschuck]

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

 

[Wally]

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

 

[silenze]

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

 

[barnyard]

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

No anniversary raises, they happen on Aug 1 of every year, for PT (unless specified in your local supplement or rider).

Summing things up here, check your local supplement.

 

[5Cube4Life]

Unless specified in your local supplement or rider, no anniversary raises for PT. They will happen yearly on Aug 1st.

 

[Cardb0ard.]

Yes, idk. But maybe

 

[Poop Head]

@IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U can still get a raise on his anniversary

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

@IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U can still get a raise on his anniversary

100th anniversary.
Big bucks

 

[BiggieBrown]

On August 1st you will be raised to $14 an hour which is......the same exact rate for a new hire starting that day.
So your 4 years of experience here is worthless in terms of actual raises.
Marvel at the sheer power of unionism.

 

[MyTripisCut]

On August 1st you will be raised to $14 an hour which is......the same exact rate for a new hire starting that day.
So your 4 years of experience here is worthless in terms of actual raises.
Marvel at the sheer power of unionism.

Yeah unionism sucks. Everyplace offers top notch benefits for 20 hours a week.

 

[BiggieBrown]

Yeah unionism sucks. Everyplace offers top notch benefits for 20 hours a week.

Yeah benefits are amazing.
That health insurance will come in handy when you are living in a car b/c you can't afford to pay rent.
Just ignore the ty wage and completely absent raises everyone! Who needs food? Think of the benefits!

 

[BiggieBrown]

$5 billion in profits and this brother's 4 years of experience is worth the same as a guy walking in off the street.
I don't care what anyone says, that is messed up.

 

[MyTripisCut]

$5 billion in profits and this brother's 4 years of experience is worth the same as a guy walking in off the street.
I don't care what anyone says, that is messed up.

Go full time.

Yeah benefits are amazing.
That health insurance will come in handy when you are living in a car b/c you can't afford to pay rent.
Just ignore the ty wage and completely absent raises everyone! Who needs food? Think of the benefits!

Wanna eat and pay rent? Go full time.

 

[542thruNthru]

$5 billion in profits and this brother's 4 years of experience is worth the same as a guy walking in off the street.
I don't care what anyone says, that is messed up.

I make the same as a 40 yr employee.

 

[barnyard]

$5 billion in profits and this brother's 4 years of experience is worth the same as a guy walking in off the street.
I don't care what anyone says, that is messed up.

You have benefits that the new hire does not have and accrued vacation that the new hire does not have. Also, it is a PT job. I cannot think of any PT jobs that pay enough to support a person without working another job.

 

[Maple Grove MN Driver]

$5 billion in profits and this brother's 4 years of experience is worth the same as a guy walking in off the street.
I don't care what anyone says, that is messed up.

4 years experience handling packages.
Not exactly an in demand skill

 

[Staydryitsraining]

You dont even deserve 13 an hour

 

[Whitelightning1534]

Go full time.

Wanna eat and pay rent? Go full time.

You know how hard it is to go full time

 

[GenericUsername]

Also, it is a PT job. I cannot think of any PT jobs that pay enough to support a person without working another job.

Ever think of stripping?