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How is pay raise determined
Can a salaried employee have their pay docked by the hour?What comprises pay package?W2 vs last pay stubWhat would benefit a company by switching all employees to hourly pay?What benefit does an employer derive from hiring employees as salaried nonexempt?Back pay for furlough deductionsRaise causes me to lose payOffered to move from an hourly employee to salaried employeeBelow Industry Average Pay and Extra Work Taking Away From Personal TimeExempt 'Computer Professional' in criteria in California?
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In Massachusetts, is a pay raise for a salaried employee based on there base pay or what they made that year?
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There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago
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There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago
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There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago
There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago
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There are as many different answers as there are companies in Massachusetts.
– thursdaysgeek
8 mins ago
It comes down to management's perception of how easily the employee can be replaced.
– user1666620
4 mins ago
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because we can't answer questions on a given company's approach to raises.
– jcmack
2 mins ago