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By Anonymous - 03/03/2013 18:03 - Germany - Augsburg
By Anonymous - 03/03/2013 18:03 - Germany - Augsburg
By cthulhu help me - 01/03/2013 18:22 - United States - Cabot
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By Apparently not a writer - 20/02/2013 16:36 - United States - Hockessin
By MeanGina - 20/02/2013 06:33 - United States - Cookeville
Hello, OP here. Sorry I was a little ambiguous. To clarify, I mean a $2/hour raise. I didn't even think about how they handle salaries in other countries. Sorry. Second, this was a department wide raise, not specific to me, so my performance had nothing to do with it. I think the final bit of contention was why would I move across state for less than a $2/hr raise. Well, I'm desperate, for one, and it was around a $1.50/hr raise. Also, most of my family lives in the area that I am moving to, so I figured if I kept having financial problems I at least wouldn't end up homeless. I'm at the point where I just don't have enough to pay my bills (which are mainly student loans), so I just had to get more income... What makes it even worse is that if I had been able to stay, I would have been eligible for a $3/hr raise after a few months...for a total of $5 more an hour than I make now. No such luck at the new place. And I *did* discuss this move with the company, the raise was passed down directly from the top of the company and my boss knew nothing about it until a week before I was set to transfer. I couldn't back out because I had already officially accepted the new position. So yeah, FML.
By CaBur - 19/02/2013 22:03 - United States - Los Angeles
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By Nico - 16/02/2013 01:37 - France - Asnières
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By Anonymous - 13/02/2013 05:12 - United States - Palo Alto
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By sonnyrosa - 09/02/2013 12:39 - Canada - Dartmouth
I'm sure there are labor laws that are supposed to prevent stuff like this, but when the roads are closed, and no one can get in (even the buses have stopped running, and a lot of people reply on those to get to work), there's nothing that can be done. I'm stuck here, but I'm getting paid for it... hopefully, this snow crap stops before tomorrow morning, otherwise, I'll be stuck again. It's still coming down like mad :S
By goingnowherefast - 09/02/2013 00:19 - United States - Butler
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By TheBaconater - 03/02/2013 16:22 - United States - Baraboo
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Those were still fine luckily but in general it can expire, yes. It becomes all grey and greasy and tastes like soap. Not nice :/