Sentences with phrase «simply offer salaries»

Not exact matches

If they simply want you to prove yourself for a little while before bumping your salary, have them put a date for when you will be reviewed and offered a «salary adjustment» that matches your responsibilities.

«I would simply offer his current salary with a pro rata reduction for matches missed rather than lower his salary.»

He's seeking a third way, of sorts: looking beyond the classic dichotomy of the gold standard final - salary pension schemes offered by some of the bigger employers, and the more miserable defined contribution schemes where a percentage of the salary is simply put into the pot.

The alleged «annual increase in salary» is simply an alternative pension benefit that would have been offered to CSEA members, too — had it not been blocked by the same people behind this commercial.

What it actually is is the product of powerful people who can ramrod an under - baked thing like this into existence simply by offering to defer their salaries.

That's because most of the women had simply accepted the employer's initial salary offer; in fact, only 7 % had attempted to negotiate.

Perhaps your employer is demanding more from you as a result of your new salary package, despite the fact that, in your eyes, the counter offer is simply a fair reflection of the job you have been doing for months, or even years.

So when you find yourself with a surprisingly low offer — or simply feel you deserve better or could get more — it's only reasonable to consider negotiating your way to a better salary.

If you are asked to name a desired salary figure before you receive an offer, simply state that you are very interested in the job and you're sure if you are offered the position you will be able to come to an agreement that is fair.

Careers in the medical field are always in high demand; they offer good salaries and excellent job security but there are simply not enough professionals available to fill the openings.

If the amount offered simply does not correspond to your talents, then the time to enter into the process of professional salary negotiation.