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<blockquote data-quote="LTFedExer" data-source="post: 819163" data-attributes="member: 29156"><p>Your analysis is correct, but your numbers are off. Say I started in BigCityville for $16/hr and you in Boondockville for $13/hr. We both get 5% raises. I go to $16.80 and you go to $13.65. Now if we switched cities, you would go up to $16.80 and I would go down to $13.65 unless they've changed something in the last 5 years . </p><p>As for the payscale in the cities. I can't say how they figure that out. I have moved twice and have taken a 'cut' on the first move and a 'raise' in the 2nd move. I do know I was able to live MUCH better after the 1st move even though I was making $3/hr less.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LTFedExer, post: 819163, member: 29156"] Your analysis is correct, but your numbers are off. Say I started in BigCityville for $16/hr and you in Boondockville for $13/hr. We both get 5% raises. I go to $16.80 and you go to $13.65. Now if we switched cities, you would go up to $16.80 and I would go down to $13.65 unless they've changed something in the last 5 years . As for the payscale in the cities. I can't say how they figure that out. I have moved twice and have taken a 'cut' on the first move and a 'raise' in the 2nd move. I do know I was able to live MUCH better after the 1st move even though I was making $3/hr less. [/QUOTE]
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