
I'd just begun to relax. Our agency president made no mention of Christmas bonuses but told us we'd turned a corner and could look forward to salary increases in 2010. I'm not complaining because I know this recession has been hard on everyone, but I haven't had a raise in 3 years. With insurance premiums rising, my take-home pay today is actually less today than it was last year.
I suspect we can kiss raises goodbye, at least on this team, and just be glad if we have our jobs in six months.
Same here. I'm in the financial services field and not only did I assume more responsibility last year without a commensurate salary increase, but they cut my hours back to 30. No raises this year and honestly, I'm just glad to have a job. This all will pass, as it does, but I'm with you. It's hard on everyone.
ReplyDeleteI'd be thankful just to have a job. I haven't even finished at my job and I'm stressed about not finding a new one.
ReplyDeleteSorry you're back in the worry cycle again.
ReplyDeleteAt this point I agree with SilverNeurotic having a job is a luxury. I have been in San Antonio for a month and still nothing. Hopefully things will get better soon, as time passes, for everyone :).
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