Didn't get a pay rise

giqui · 24-01-2025 09:58PM #1

Our company was bought over 6 months ago.

We have always had a pay rise every Jan, usually 2 to 3 %.

I had a review last week which went well.

Checked payslip today, no increase at all. Spoke to colleagues, the other 5 in my team all got 4% rise in this wage.

Can I complain,?

I know you are not entitled to a rise but seems unfair

L1011 · 24-01-2025 10:01PM

Ask, rather than complain, as a starter.

Also remember that you will almost always get more money by moving than staying…

Xander10 · 24-01-2025 10:07PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058391223/didnt-get-a-pay-rise

Maybe it's coming in February

Nice to have a job all the same

whippet · 24-01-2025 10:27PM

Generally - if you don’t ask you don’t get

Hotblack Desiato · 24-01-2025 10:27PM

Nice to have a job all the same

🙄 Everyone in Ireland who wants a job has a job.

paulpd · 24-01-2025 10:46PM

New tax bands and credits might give the impression they got a rise.

Ian OB · 24-01-2025 11:46PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123096732#Comment_123096732

I don't

Hotblack Desiato · 25-01-2025 11:38AM

You must be very fussy then.

The dole isn't supposed to be a handy number while you wait for your dream job to land in your lap.

25-01-2025 11:42AM

Just ask your boss is the logical explanation. Might have forgetting to put it through for you.

SteM · 25-01-2025 11:55AM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058391223/didnt-get-a-pay-rise

Did the subject of an increase come up in your review? Have the new owners mentioned increases at all? Could your other colleagues have gotten an increase to start bringing them in to line with your wage? Perhaps your review didn't go as well as you though it did or perhaps the new owners have brought in different criteria for a wage increase to be implemented.

I know a lot of questions but if you didn't raise the subject of an increase in your review then you should have, it all starts from there.

Dial Hard · 25-01-2025 12:15PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123097590#Comment_123097590

It never ceases to amaze me how many people come straight here in scenarios like this instead of just speaking to their boss.

Didn't get a pay rise

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