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Tell him you want a commensurate raise, or you're giving your notice.
Until you look for another job you won’t know the true economics of the situation. I urge you to look outside the family business for an appropriate job. You might find you are either under or overpaid relative to a non-family job but you won’t know until then. Then you can either take that job or re-negotiate based on the competition. But keep your job search to yourself until actually offered the job - Especially since in a family there are many ears listening.
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20% raise with a 100% increase in required work, I’d say they only way I’d accept would be a 100% raise. No one should expect double the work in the same amount of time, family or not.
Until you look for another job you won’t know the true economics of the situation. I urge you to look outside the family business for an appropriate job. You might find you are either under or overpaid relative to a non-family job but you won’t know until then. Then you can either take that job or re-negotiate based on the competition. But keep your job search to yourself until actually offered the job - Especially since in a family there are many ears listening.