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Cost of Living
DaveW007
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Hi
My employer is giving a "cost of living" pay rise. What is this calculated at so I can make sure I'm not being diddled?
Thanks
My employer is giving a "cost of living" pay rise. What is this calculated at so I can make sure I'm not being diddled?
Thanks
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Hi
My employer is giving a "cost of living" pay rise. What is this calculated at so I can make sure I'm not being diddled?
Thanks
I think they can pretty much set it, don't think there's anything set in stone but I could be wrong.
When I worked for the NHS in the PCT it was always 2.5% but when I went to work for a GP he said he would give us 1.5% and then more depending on how well we had done the previous year.
Wonder why I'm going back to work for the PCT next month! :rotfl:A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0
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