Promoted !

[eek]

PC, I don't want to seem to be having a pop for the sake of it so I will adopt a different stance this time. I've clearly been giving you a hard time unjustly.

If I'd know you were clearing £22 per week in your last permie role I would have understood why you face so many of the problems that you do.

I'm sorry mate. Honestly. No hard feelings, eh?



I do mean the last bit boyo

um 4* would mean a 1.1% pay rise, 3* a 1% pay rise....

[Pondlife]

um 4* would mean a 1.1% pay rise, 3* a 1% pay rise....

He wrote 10% didn't he? Or are my eyes fcked?

[eek]

He wrote 10% didn't he? Or are my eyes fcked?

nope he wrote

10% extra pay rise.

[Pondlife]

nope he wrote

Ah, Now I've got you. I reckon you could read it either way. Hopefully MS will be along in a minute.

[northernladuk]

nope he wrote

Is that 10% extra of his 1%??

[eek]

Ah, Now I've got you. I reckon you could read it either way. Hopefully MS will be along in a minute.

Context is everything and its clear from the second paragraph the context of that 10% unless you wanted to be mischievous

[Pondlife]

Context is everything and its clear from the second paragraph the context of that 10% unless you wanted to be mischievous

How very dare you Sir!

[TheFaQQer]

Is that 10% extra of his 1%??

That's what it says - so if a 3* review got a 1% pay rise (for example) and a 4* review got a 1.1% pay rise.

And that difference is £100 a year.

[GlenW]

I've noticed people working in McDonald's wear badges with stars on, now I know what they are for.

[mudskipper]

Ah, Now I've got you. I reckon you could read it either way. Hopefully MS will be along in a minute.

A payrise is a payrise isn't it? Another for the OP

(Oh, and eek is correct.)