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I feel upset of unfair increment when i compare it with my colleague? |
how to write memo to my boss to iform him the fact he made a mistake because i joine the firm before my colleague and we almost doing the same job You shouldn't. But there are other things to ask yourself. Is your performance the same as the colleague's or is it higher/lower? Do you and your colleague have the same level of education and experience in the field or industry? Does your co-worker have more developed skills and abilities than you? How much more responsibility does your co-worker have (you said "almost doing the same job")? If your co-worker has an extra significant responsibility than you, they can be compensated more. Any differences between you and your co-worker in these areas allow for your employer to pay your co-worker more. If there are no major differences, then approach your manager. Writing a memo to your boss infoming him that he made a mistake would probably not get you anywhere. For the majority of employers (at least where I live) the amount of your increment depends on a evaluation of the worker, which includes the quality of work, how many times the worker was late, ect. Not how long the employee has been with the company. |
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