Sentences with phrase «what merits a raise»

Also consider that your definition as an employer of what merits a raise may not be clear or viewed as fair to all staff levels and age groups can result in disappointment and retention problems.

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However, putting aside these macro fundamentals, I do believe that the statement has merit within the emerging manager circuit, and for many new firms (particularly unproven Micro-VC's) raising in 2018, the chill may be similar to what all of venture faced in 2009 and 2010.

This, of course, raises the very difficult question of what happens to the saint's excess merit if that saint is brought back to life.

What I note about this discussion about the merits of Angela Eagle as deputy leader candidate is that several people have raised questions and no positive case has been made in support.

Having grown up next to my aunt, who raised chickens, I know the merits of farm fresh eggs and what chickens are supposed to live like.

There is a very strong Messiah Syndrome at work here, from what I've observed: the board's primary responsibility (except, of course, for the long debates about facility fee waivers and the merits of whether to give the swimming pool lifeguards a 50 - cent raise) is to find the savior, even if it means burning through anti-Christ after anti-Christ.

The big issues for the Education Equality Project were school and teacher accountability, school choice, and merit pay, whereas the Broader, Bolder Approach emphasized linking what happens in schools to the broader environment within which children are raised, including their family and community economic standing, health and nutrition.

Second, you will set up your own expectations and make your future employer aware of them from the very beginning by asking questions about whether or not raises are merit or seniority - based (let's hope the answer is «merit - based»), what the benefit package consists of, how often performance reviews occur, and what the company culture is.