OT - Pay raises projected in 2022
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The first 15 years I worked in education I kept track of raises by amounts and %. It didn't matter what formula was used they generally came out to 3% which will beat inflation most years.
So if 3% this year is not enough because the CPI is 5%, should we all give money back for past years? Asking for a friend, I am retired.
On another note, a large school district south of us raised teacher Para salaries to $14 - $23 an hour. So how does everyone think they will get that money for increases? They raise your taxes, simple isn't it?
So if 3% this year is not enough because the CPI is 5%, should we all give money back for past years? Asking for a friend, I am retired.
On another note, a large school district south of us raised teacher Para salaries to $14 - $23 an hour. So how does everyone think they will get that money for increases? They raise your taxes, simple isn't it?
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When I wanted a pay raise & my company wouldn't give more than 2% I just switched companies to one that has wanted me for years & got a 14% pay increase. If you want more money right now is the perfect time to shop yourself. Even in teaching there are states that will pay more than where you are at, at least the odds say so.