What’s your raise this year?

[kev374]

2.5%
All raises in our company were between 1 and 3% which is quite lousy!

[kev374]

2.5%
All raises in our company were between 1 and 3% which is quite lousy!

[meadandale]

“We don’t get them till July, but I would guess either 0, or at most 3%.”

I told you Josh, you need to start consulting….

[meadandale]

“We don’t get them till July, but I would guess either 0, or at most 3%.”

I told you Josh, you need to start consulting….

[startingout]

Somewhere between 3% and 4% for me, and my husband will get his usual 10%.

[startingout]

Somewhere between 3% and 4% for me, and my husband will get his usual 10%.

[beanmaestro]

Defense industry… Most folks here get 2-4%. If you “far exceed expectations”, you might get 5%. Plus a 4% raise for promotions every 4-5 years, so it works out to 3-5% annually.

[beanmaestro]

Defense industry… Most folks here get 2-4%. If you “far exceed expectations”, you might get 5%. Plus a 4% raise for promotions every 4-5 years, so it works out to 3-5% annually.

[golfproz]

4.5%, which just about covers my gas now that it’s $3.69 a gallon…….

[golfproz]

4.5%, which just about covers my gas now that it’s $3.69 a gallon…….

[cr]

16.67%, but I’m younger than most here probably, and 16.67% of $00.00 isn’t much anyway.

[cr]

16.67%, but I’m younger than most here probably, and 16.67% of $00.00 isn’t much anyway.

[patientrenter]

SD Transplant,

I see a lot of single digit %’s here (or low double digits on a small base). But you should bear in mind that there are people whose earnings are very heavily performance based, and I suspect for them, the $amount is larger and the % increase 2006-2007 sometimes is quite healthy (unless they’re in real estate). I’m thinking stock options and the like.

I can’t remember my pay last year, but the increase 2006-2007 is probably 15-25%. (It could easily turn into a decrease next year or 2009.)

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

SD Transplant,

I see a lot of single digit %’s here (or low double digits on a small base). But you should bear in mind that there are people whose earnings are very heavily performance based, and I suspect for them, the $amount is larger and the % increase 2006-2007 sometimes is quite healthy (unless they’re in real estate). I’m thinking stock options and the like.

I can’t remember my pay last year, but the increase 2006-2007 is probably 15-25%. (It could easily turn into a decrease next year or 2009.)

Patient renter in OC

[AK]

Hopped jobs recently for a better benefits package and working conditions. Expecting 3% at my first review.

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