I find it ironic that a company that paid me to do a write up about how competitive pay is the #1 predictor of employee retention and satisfaction just denied me a raise because "your pay is already above the network average," even though I looked at the numbers myself and my pay is in fact 75% BELOW the network average.

Hate to sound like a Karen but I replied asking that my request be forwarded to a supervisor. Pay me or lose me.

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nostr:npub1f2zumfedqx6zcr4elvhthxqd7h7s8ufkgdcxj0atckm5g0kv6pmq7qkh0y Not uncommon. I paid an attorney to dig up actual numbers and when I explained this, they suddenly added to the pay.

Lying is a hell of a retention plan.