david426
Well-Known Member
1st year.. .70
2nd year .75
3rd year .75
4th year .85
5th year .95
Wage increases will be divided in half every year.. For example.. Year 1 will give us .35 cents on Aug 1st 2008 and .35 cents on February 2009.. Which totals to .70 cents for year 1. If you work a 40 hour week all year,, that calculates to .52 cents an hour for the year ,based on straight time.. If you work 50 hours a week,, it boils down to around .46 cents an hour based on the overtime you could have accumulated during the first 6 months receiving the full .70 cents an hour on August 1 2008-July 31 2009... Our raises are below 2.5% a year.. Inflation is higher than that.. Who wins here?? Lets hire a Genius
2nd year .75
3rd year .75
4th year .85
5th year .95
Wage increases will be divided in half every year.. For example.. Year 1 will give us .35 cents on Aug 1st 2008 and .35 cents on February 2009.. Which totals to .70 cents for year 1. If you work a 40 hour week all year,, that calculates to .52 cents an hour for the year ,based on straight time.. If you work 50 hours a week,, it boils down to around .46 cents an hour based on the overtime you could have accumulated during the first 6 months receiving the full .70 cents an hour on August 1 2008-July 31 2009... Our raises are below 2.5% a year.. Inflation is higher than that.. Who wins here?? Lets hire a Genius