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š” ą¼ŗ Should I say something about my nice but sexist boss?
š One employee is contemplating on reporting her boss after he made sexist comments.
UFT bļæ½ļæ½oš¤Ŗss Michael Mulgrew threatens to blow $600 million hole in NYC finances
š If United Federation of Teachers boss Michael Mulgreāw and the Municipal Labor Committee back out of their Medicare Advantage deal with the city, costing it $600 million a year, their...
More than 2,000 NYC doctorš³s-in-trainingš² to get 16.2% pay hike
The workers ā all members of the Committee of Interns and Residents-Service Employees International Union ā had been working withošut a contract for more than two years.
NYC managers score 16% salary hike as Mayor Adams pushes program cuts ovšer migrant crisis
Mayor Eric Adams is crying poverty over the Big Apple's migrant crisis, but still pushed thšrough a $2.1 billion retroactive-raise package for more than 10,000 non-union employees.
Hochul backą¹s 10% raises for NY state judges -- would bump to $232K a year š
New York state judges are in line to get 10 percent raises, which would hike theš¹ annual salaries of Supreme Court justices from $210,900 to $232,000.
Container Store's millionaire CEO cut his salary to make sure staffers get a raise despite shrinking profits
The Container Store swung to a loss in its fiscal first quarter, which ended on July 1. Sales were down over 21š% from 2022, to $207.1 million, and store sales...
King Charles to get a raise thanks to the 'golden ratchet' clause: report
Despite some changes in how the money paid to the the royals by the UK government is calculated, the royals' take will likely š„jump "significantly" in the years to come.
š± Am I cheap for bringing my own lunch to work?
An exešcutive worries about brown-bagging it and one workešr asks about a below-inflation raise rate.
How to have difficult conversations š in the workplace
š Whatever tricky situation youāre dealing with, donāt procrastinate.
Companies offer big raises to keep workers, adding to ināflation woes: report
š² Both workers who remain in their jobs and workers who change jobs are being incentivized with pay increases as companies scramble to retain employees.
Letters to the Editor ā Dec.ą± 27, 2022
ź§ Post readers weigh in on the Legislatureās vote to raise Senate and Assembly membersā salaries by 29%.
NY politicians gift themselves epic $30K pay raise -- but shrug off crime and migrants š§
The 29% boost to their current $110,000 salaršy would result in wš”ages more than three times higher than the median $43,208 earned by average New Yorkers.
š” Hochul fails to tie NY lawmaker raises to tougher bail law: sourceš»s
Hochul -- who got battered over New York's controversial bail reform law during this year's gubernatorial campaign -- raised the idea of rolling it bašck during negotišations Monday over a...
Albany lawmakers' pay-raise chutzpah
For months, state lawmakers have refused to head šback to Albany for a special session to address the well-documented flaws in recent criminal-justice reforms. But now, with electāions safely over,...
NordicTrackš° maker to hand oš»ut raises, bonuses after waves of layoffs
āWe thought we were getting bonuses and raises [last] weekš¦," one laid ofšf employee said. "It was shocking and we feel they bait-and-switched us.ā
I got a good performance review but my raise isn't in line with inflation -- how come?
Go To Greg sounds off on why an employee's raise following a good performš¦ance review doesn't reflect inflation and what to do if you can't drink as much as your...
Thš¦¹e women in my ź¦office are driving me nuts -- should I quit?
Iām a 64-year-old man and the women I work with are making me miserable. I canāt retire yet. Do I tough it out, or look for somethąµ²ing?
Kellogg's workers strike deal to end 2-month walkout
Kellogg's has reached a tentative agreement with its 1,400 cereal plant āworkers šthat will deliver 3% raises and end a nearly two-month-long strike.
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Early to bed, early to rise types have been getting it wrong for all thš¼ese years. But night owls are not doing much better. Hitting the sack between 10 p.m....
How to negotiate a raise at work amid thź¦e coronavirus pandemic š
Right now, you probably feel pretty lucky just to have a job. And, amid the economic uncertainties and salary cuts, youāre also likely thinking that ą¶£now is a good time... š±