Jim
I’m sure you are aware as of May 1 2017 I will have ten years working for you here at the office.
When I started it was agreed upon that I would make $10.00 per hour. Once I completed and received my Property & Causality license it would increase to $11.00 per hour. Once I completed and received my Life & Health it would increase to $12.00 per hour. In a relatively short period of time I completed and passed the exams in one try I might add and began to be compensated at the $12.00 per hour. However in the following 8 years I did not receive any type of cost of living raises or performance raises in that time.
That is until 08/2015 when I was given a raise for $.50 then an additional $.50 in 09/2015 after additional consideration. It was also stated that I would be paid extra when you were not in the office.
I am very grateful for the raises I did received, however I do not think that for the amount of work that I complete and the responsibilities associated with it that I am being compensated enough.
I do feel that this job is more of a specialized job due to the fact that licensing is required in order to sell and service insurance. Not just anyone can walk in and do the work that we do. With that being said I am requesting that my hourly wage be brought up to $15.00 per hour. I do not need to be paid
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You’ve been with your company for years. At one time, you were receiving regular raises, but it’s been a few years since you’ve had one. Ask yourself a few questions before you decide what action to take: Has your company been in outsource or layoff mode? Have your co-workers received raises? Did your pay raises cease when you were assigned a new boss?
They should be getting paid 9.00 dollars an hour, than what they do at like 8.00 dollars. They need to tell the managers, that they need to increase the pay. The starting pay should start at 8.00 dollars, but if you’ve worked there for a while, there pay should increase a dollar every year.
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