Now you're just talkin' crazy.....Giving a similar raise to all employees over the $9 mark would be fair. But who am I kidding.
It should be a 1.75 raise across the board. Also I Just confirmed it will be $10 in 2016.Giving a similar raise to all employees over the $9 mark would be fair. But who am I kidding.
Should be or going to be?It should be a 1.75 raise across the board. Also I Just confirmed it will be $10 in 2016.
Should be...as like that's my opinion. The $10 wage Will happen, 100 % confirmedShould be or going to be?
Wow. I talked to my ETL-HR, and the news was not good. If she's right, this is unfair.
She said nothing is official, but it will roll out in the next couple of weeks. But that a cashier will now make $9.00/hour. As a GSA, I will still make my $9.34/hour. Anyone going into new paygrades (promotions, new hires) will make the $9.50/hour for GSA if they decide to bump up the paygrades.
So a brand new GSA is worth more than one with experience. Talk about a slap in the face.
Sales floor is NOT base pay..... Cashier, Guest Services, and Cart Attendant is!!! (N03), which is base pay. Sales floor is N05, I would know, I work on the Sales Floor. Maybe some stores just have different pay grades, wouldn't make sense, but you never know.
If you are N03 making above $9, I think it's safe to say you will get nothing.So can anyone confirm or solidly deny that TMs that are already making above $9 an hour get.....nothing?
I'm N07, slightly above the $9 mark. If there was any sliver of morale left in me, it'll be gone if they don't adjust upper paygradesIf you are N03 making above $9, I think it's safe to say you will get nothing.
If you are at a higher paygrade, it depends on who you ask.
also I think n05 is presentation
@Retail Girl not quite. As a GSA, you'd get a buno to bring you to the new start of your pay grade, so a cashier might make $9, so you'll bump to $9.25 or whatever the new base is for a GSA.Wow. I talked to my ETL-HR, and the news was not good. If she's right, this is unfair.
She said nothing is official, but it will roll out in the next couple of weeks. But that a cashier will now make $9.00/hour. As a GSA, I will still make my $9.34/hour. Anyone going into new paygrades (promotions, new hires) will make the $9.50/hour for GSA if they decide to bump up the paygrades.
So a brand new GSA is worth more than one with experience. Talk about a slap in the face.
@Retail Girl not quite. As a GSA, you'd get a buno to bring you to the new start of your pay grade, so a cashier might make $9, so you'll bump to $9.25 or whatever the new base is for a GSA.
@Retail Girl you probably have an inexperienced or just hateful HR. Call TMSC or HROC. They will give you the correct answer. You cannot be in a certain paygrade and make below its starting wage-that is against policy.That's what I thought. So if they still give a 50 cent bump, I should go to $9.50. But I when she said I wouldn't, I asked, "so I will get paid less than a brand new GSA off the street," she was perfectly happy telling me that would be the case.
It's actually quite freeing to be valued so little that there is no point in giving a crap about anything.
Retail girl, you probably have an inexperienced or just hateful HR. Call TMSC or HROC. They will give you the correct answer. You cannot be in a certain paygrade and make below its starting wage-that is against policy.