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messedup89
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Has anyone had the COL increase yet this year or a payrise for passing exams or aat?
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No, won't get a rise for passing, or at least, I don't expect one, as I was the one who wanted to do it and my work was less than supportive.
We haven't heard anything about a salary increase, while normally it would have been announced somewhere in March. Last year at least the finance director announced in person to our department there wouldn't be any raises, due to the recession.
It was announced over the whole company by the directors, on the same day.
Now nothing :-(
Still wonder if that means we won't get anything or that they want to surprise us with a nice raise each. Although I expect the first.0 -
wow thats really bad!0
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on 3rd year and hopefully finish this sitting but never had an increase for passing exams0
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How about you? Did you get a raise this year or lasts?
Did your work give you a raise for passing the AAT before moving on to ACCA?0 -
We've just got a 1K rise for passing AAT (just started ACCA). We got 1k last year for continuing studying with them. The COL this year is 1.5%, was 2.5% i think last year?0
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If your studies are employer sponsored and they'll get the benefit of them, then a pay rise should be due otherwise the answer will be no. If you were a cake maker and an employee did a self-paid course in 3D graphic design, would you necessarily reward them?
As for cost of living salary increases, many employers are not giving them. We might well be forced to pay more for public services but when it comes to buying manufactured or 'essential' products for ourselves, we want to progressively pay less and less and the cutbacks have to be made somewhere.0 -
If your studies are employer sponsored and they'll get the benefit of them, then a pay rise should be due otherwise the answer will be no. If you were a cake maker and an employee did a self-paid course in 3D graphic design, would you necessarily reward them?
As for cost of living salary increases, many employers are not giving them. We might well be forced to pay more for public services but when it comes to buying manufactured or 'essential' products for ourselves, we want to progressively pay less and less and the cutbacks have to be made somewhere.
our employer is funding our aat and acca/cima courses0 -
Lucky you! Have you got a spare job for little me in Bournemouth?
I did get a letter of congratulations when I finished level 3, does that count?0 -
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No payrise for me
Hi everyone
I just thought I would add my comments on this thread.
I completed my AAT last year and didn't get a payrise at all and no cards or anything. Just my Line Manager saying Well done.0 -
No pay rise for me
And I was sponsored by my employer, and i am also at the top of my salary scale so won't get any increases at all or COL increase.0 -
none
We have not had a cost of living increase for 3 years now !!
also no increase for passing any exams - however was told i would get some kind of bonus when i complete level 4 - roll on june....
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Whoaaa that is really bad, I get a payrise for each leval I complete. My employer is funding my course but it was idea and choice to start AAT. There have been no other pay rises within the company, unless you get a promotion or you feel you are not paid accordingly within the current market.
Although previous employers I've had are not so supportive, these things happen.... I suppose in this current economic climate theres not much point in arguing with the amount of people looking for jobs etc.0 -
I had a 4% rise this year. Was very surprised as there had been no pay rises for 3 years. I was very grateful.
Speegs0 -
I've had no percentage pay rise this year but had a 3k rise for taking on extra work and will get a further 3k for passing exams (fingers crossed) I hadn't had a payrise since starting the course 3 years ago however.0
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I got a payrise for exam passes but not had a COL increase, although they normally come through in the June salaries.
I'll be hopefully getting a decent wage rise also when I complete AAT (August)0 -
i have not had a pay rise of any description for about 4 years now, becasue we have germans who work with us, thy have to have it all agreed by the unions, not just the employer, and as they have a higher wage, they will pay more tax which they cannot agrre on. so as our employer cannot just give us brits a payrise, they dont negotiate withe the unions, they just let the germans have their way.
i did get an xmas bonus though - an xmas card in February - gee thanks!!!
Makes it all worthwhile - NOT
Tracy0 -
I had 0.5% COL last August lol. Although I did get 5% the previous year, and around £500 increment each year0
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Most companies are in financial difficulties at the moment so I guess we just have to be grateful to have a job! Also, good thing about working in accounts is you get to see the companies statements etc and so you kind of know whether they're in a position to offer you a payrise or not.
Easiest way to get a payrise if your company is being difficult is to get a new job :-)0 -
Easiest way to get a payrise if your company is being difficult is to get a new job :-)
Yeah that worked for my friend - she applied for somewhere else that was better money and would pay for her course, and when she gave her notice in they bettered the other salary offer and will pay for whatever course she wanted after AAT!
Talk about feeling needed!!0 -
Employers do not have to give big pay rises as they know that if an employee is not happy and leaves there are plenty of other people that will fill the slot.
In this day and age it is all about supply and demand with jobs, and there are loads of people looking for work that will accept that they will be paid low to get experience and exams behind them, and qualified.0
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