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ladyfalco
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If you was offered a job and the wage was £300 a week but to have enough to live off you would need atleast £330 would you ask the emplyer if he would be willing to comprimise to the £330 or would that be chekky and risk you loosing the job?
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Depends if you already have a job i guess.
If the job didnt pay enough i would just look for a different job0 -
If the salary was negotiable - then negotiate. Always worth asking, they can only say no. And they might.We all evolve - get on with it0
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We are already taking a cut on his current wage if we accept this new job but it allows him to be closer to home and stuff. its a big step:xmastree: :rudolf: :xmastree:0
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Of course money isn't the only thing.
Depends on what package is being offered, ie. other benefits from the company and also the benfits that would happen with the job being closer to home.
Some people are cash rich and time poor, depends on priorities I guess.We all evolve - get on with it0 -
Is the figure of £300 and £330 net or gross?
To get £330 net the increase you are asking for IMO out of order.0 -
Maybe see if there is a way of upping the money .negotiate a bonus.
Does the new boss know about the reduction in wages from previous job ?
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Ask for £60.00..(then settle for 30.00)
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....Spend £30.00 less every week
If it were me I would probably be honest .If the boss and me couldn't find some kind of solution ,then it probably shows we are not gonna work to well together..Most problem solving is about compromise ..I would see this as the companies first test.0 -
To get £330 net the increase you are asking for IMO out of order.
Are you serious??? out of order?
Salary is ALWAYS negotiable.
If you don't ask, you don't get. A job offer is not going to be withdrawn because you had the wherewithal to ask for more money.
Go for it.Wins for 2009: Nada, Zip, Zilch
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Unless the job advert stated salary negotiable why apply knowing that the offered salary of £300 was too low?0
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I would take the job and tighten my belt.:heart2: Love isn't finding someone you can live with. It's finding someone you can't live without :heart2:0
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£30 on £300 is 10% - that's a hefty amount to ask for.
It also depends what the job is - if it's a small business they may not be able to give you more, but if it's a multinational it may be worth trying.0
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