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Familiarize yourself with your employer's pay practices. Research the market pay rates for your job. Read your employee handbook. Network with other employees in similar jobs in similar industries to determine your salary competitiveness.
Always give context to the pay bump. Highlight any specific contributions your employee made to the company that contributed to the increase in salary. Always discuss the raise in dollar amounts instead of percentages.
Show appreciation for this employee's work and be specific about their individual contributions. Let them know how their pay is determined. Remind them of the other value drivers you bring to the table. Show them the way forward.
Show appreciation for this employee's work and be specific about their individual contributions. Let them know how their pay is determined. Remind them of the other value drivers you bring to the table. Show them the way forward.
Expect harsh reactions. Being denied a raise isn't something to be taken lightly, so as you have those conversations with your employees, don't be surprised if their reactions run the gamut from sad to hurt to downright outraged. Be honest. Stand your ground. Offer some hope for the future.
Always give context to the pay bump. Highlight any specific contributions your employee made to the company that contributed to the increase in salary. Always discuss the raise in dollar amounts instead of percentages.
Inform their team member they're getting a pay raise. Explain why they believe the employee deserves the extra salary (consistent high-quality work, particular achievements etc.) Briefly mention future expectations (without putting undue pressure on the employee).
I know you're interested in doing this kind of work as well, so let's change your job a bit. You and I are going to work together this year to make sure your profile is raised. I'm committed to giving you opportunities to shine. I appreciate you bringing this to my attention.
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