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    rlestra5 Posts: 1, Reputation: 1
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    Aug 13, 2007, 06:06 PM
    Six-Month Salary Review
    Hello,

    I accepted my current job with a six-month salary review. Approximately three months into working, it leaked out to one of my supervisors that I was unhappy and I was offered a $3,000 pay increase. (I would assume as incentive to keep me working there.)

    The supervisor who offered me the pay increase has since been laid off. If I'm still at my job at the end of six months, is it still fair to request the salary review, even though my pay has already been increased due to unexpected circumstances?

    Thank you.
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    Aug 13, 2007, 06:30 PM
    Yes because that 3 month was not a salary review it was an incentive to stay. HR should have on file that you have a 6 month review.
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