Is a new contract required for salary increase?
- Thread starter Wollran
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If you already have an employment contract then that covers it, a salary increase in these times is very welcome, you are obviously valued, it would be usual to receive something even an e-mail from H.R. but it will be shown on your salary slip anyway, accept it with thanks and move on.
I dont think the "You should be glad to get it, be quiet and move on" attitude is very helpful to the OP. Confirmation in writing of a change in salary is a basic requirement.
I would agree had I said that but you should re-read the post. You have applied a direct quote to me in your response when I never said those words, what nonsense.
Any pay rise I ever got I always made a point of saying thank you, to me it demonstrates good manners when your employer acknowledges your work tangibly with a pay increase.
Thats been my experience also.
Hello,
I would think it was regular practice to get confirmation of a new payrise in writting.
If your anxious to get some documentation as comfort and they've not provided you with this in writting, perhaps tell them your applying for a loan and you need your new salary certified for the lender - granted, it may be on a bank document, but better than nothing perhaps
I would think it was regular practice to get confirmation of a new payrise in writting.
If your anxious to get some documentation as comfort and they've not provided you with this in writting, perhaps tell them your applying for a loan and you need your new salary certified for the lender - granted, it may be on a bank document, but better than nothing perhaps