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offered payrise 3 months later told it was mistake

tir21
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Raise depended on doing some training which I completed
The raise was offered in an email
I took out quite a big financial commitment based on the raise.
Thanks
The raise was offered in an email
I took out quite a big financial commitment based on the raise.
Thanks
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Should there be a question in your post?0
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Well hr are saying the email was not an offer - just information
Is there anyway of appealing this because I think it was obviously an offer
If I get no joy with hr could I take it to the md?0 -
What's the exact wording of the email?All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
did you get a conformation that you started the new role on X date?The only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50
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double_mummy wrote: »did you get a conformation that you started the new role on X date?
Yes
Why is yes too short a reply on this site. Sometimes yes is all that is required0 -
Its a bit like pulling teeth!0
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did you get conf of the new pay rate when you started the new role?
have you had a new contract?
have you discussed this with your line manager? what do they say about it?The only people I have to answer to are my beautiful babies aged 8 and 50 -
double_mummy wrote: »did you get conf of the new pay rate when you started the new role?
have you had a new contract?
have you discussed this with your line manager? what do they say about it?
Yes started new role
No contract has been signed
Had meeting with line manager and hr. Their joint decision is that the rates I was quoted were a mistake and in effect I should forget about it0 -
Forget about the new job and do the old one that does not require the new qualification.0
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