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Page 1: How to ask for a pay hike

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How to Ask For a Pay Hike?

Page 2: How to ask for a pay hike

We all like more money but you cannot simply ask for a pay rise for that. You have to demonstrate why you deserve a hike in the salary.

We all like more money

but you cannot simply ask for a pay rise for that. You have to demonstrate why you deserve a hike in the salary.

Page 3: How to ask for a pay hike

With more downsizing and short term

contracts, there is a climate of job insecurity and

people fear to ask for a pay rise. If you are happy in your position, asking for a pay rise

can be best instead of changing job.

Page 4: How to ask for a pay hike

research out what the market rates are. If the equivalent businesses are paying the

same money for your role, it will be waste to work after salary rise.

Before you ask,

Page 5: How to ask for a pay hike

Present your achievements of the past years clearly and in simple terms. Where possible, present

testimonials of clients.

Convince your boss that you are worth a pay rise.

Page 6: How to ask for a pay hike

Mention if you have brought financial benefits to the company, helped in smooth running of departments or

introduced new ideas or working practices.

Give the boss the reason that will justify

your increase.

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Do not make unrealistic promises.

Explain what you hope to achieve in the next few months and how you can improve your work.

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You have to prove that you deserve the pay rise.

It is not a good idea to say that you need the extra money to purchase a house or a baby is on the way.

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But don’t over do it.

Make sure managers and directors know who you are and are aware of your good work.

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If possible agree how you intend to take things forward and set a time

for pay review in the future.

Do not threaten to walk out of the company if your appeal is turned down.