Did anyone get a wage increase starting 2018? (percentage, profit, work)

[gg]

I didn't think it would show up until February? I have two jobs and one is a paycheck so I will be interested if I am effected. I have a feeling it will increase due to Trump's tax plan. If so, thanks!

[don1945]

I won't be getting any more raises, I peaked out last year. Doesn't bother me because I don't really depend on this income to live, and they treat me very well otherwise. However, if I were younger, and not making as much, I would not be so happy.

[jaynaydee]

January and February is performance evaluation season where I work. Hopefully, I'll see a raise and a bonus in my first paycheck in March. Usually the raise is about 3%.

[leadingedge04]

no

[Cyclist1968]

Originally Posted by Liar_Liar

Nothing was announced. But I was able to take a peek at the company's 2018 budget. I am getting a 4% increase.. better than nothing, I guess

That's about equal to mine. Although I forgot about the $12.50 per week for gasoline which helps

Yes better than nothing

[Cyclist1968]

Originally Posted by move4ward

I found a new job for a 27% pay increase, over the summer. If I stayed, the raise may have been 0.5-2.5% which is typical for many jobs.

Wow good for you!

[BostonMike7]

Internal promotion in Nov that was a 10% pay increase, and I typically get a 3% pay increase every April (except for the 2009 downturn).

[Serious Conversation]

I've been here a year and a half.

Some staff got a "market rate adjustment" earlier in the year. I got roughly 3% from this. I also got a merit increase of 2%, which was enterprise wide for staff with above a certain review score.

[Pragmaticus]

Our FY doesn't align with new year. But just got 5% a few month back and an additional 2.5% for an increased responsibility adjustment, making total increase of ~7.5% in the current fiscal year. Typically, my staff and myself will get 4% to 5% increase based on performance review. I have one of the most productive/talented staff in the agency and I reward them with good review and they typically get close to 5%. The curve for the agency is 1% to ~5.5%

[Duk123]

3% company wide. Medical and dental only increased $10 per month so could be better could be worse.