Promotion, huh?
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well that doesn't make any cents
It makes 100 more per hour.
I still think that was a good pun. Thumbs up!
Hey, it's better than nothing. Congrats on the promotion OP!
While that sucks, did you never discuss the details of the raise? I think you're entitled to ask: pay, hours, whether there will be a commute or not, training. Did you pay for your new training yourself? If you did, that would have been a red flag. Or them dodging a pay inquiry. At least your new title and training would look good on a resume for the future.
$1 an hour raise may not seem like much, but that is an extra $2000 a year assuming you work 40 hour weeks.
They could even do overtime and make more
If OP's taken on a lot more responsibility, $2000 more per year isn't a lot, and some of it will go in tax.
it's likely based on a percentage of original wage. if you were at $20 an hour 5% is actually not too bad.
You got promoted, so your boss sees something in you and you can always move up again. They saw how dedicated you were, and yes, a dollar raise isn't ideal, but it is better than nothing.
"Oh, wow, you went to janitorial school and have tasked yourself with spending an extra four hours each day waxing the floors. That's… you're one hell of an accountant!"
Well apparently accountants can't do basic math, and janitors must be well versed in Internet media communication, so it checks out.
So you went to the barn and then you put the football in the nuclear reactor and it rains uphill in the ocean computer apricot.
Maybe you'll get a raise at some point
Your NEW bosses will value it more highly.
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$1 an hour raise may not seem like much, but that is an extra $2000 a year assuming you work 40 hour weeks.
"Oh, wow, you went to janitorial school and have tasked yourself with spending an extra four hours each day waxing the floors. That's… you're one hell of an accountant!"