They Paid New Hires 40% More After 9 Years of My Loyalty—So I Left Loudly
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After nine years of loyalty, I discovered that new hires were earning far more than I was. I had stayed quiet for years, but this time I decided to leave without staying silent.
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@BLAZERSEAMS 1 month ago
"a strong urine bonus"!!!!!! Perfect for those annual toilet breaks that we all need.......
@sharmladharamalingam5070 13 days ago
Wow ... tear jerker story.
I love that Aliana did not resent the previous company or the employees and had compassion to accommodate many affected employees from her former company.
I love that Aliana did not resent the previous company or the employees and had compassion to accommodate many affected employees from her former company.
@BigT2664 5 days ago
Loyalty is a two sided coin. If you expect your staff to be loyal to you you have to be loyal to them and take care of them.
@enriquecubarrubia8821 7 days ago
I was not born yesterday to believe this nonsense salary structure! Totally BS to be believable.
@carlrode6076 1 month ago
I've actually seen this happen but those wages are WAY inflated. Like 250% of normal.
@jwfinkler388 2 weeks ago
I had that happen to my pay grade in the 90’s… painful when discovered.
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Subscribed, liked and listening in NE Ohio USA near the southern shore of the Great Swamp Erie.
@cspringer333 1 month ago
"Urine Bonuses" become more important the older you get. Make sure you get an office next to a toilet.
@CurtisDrew1 2 weeks ago
I went through the pay diference thing in my career. Funny thing though, my boss had some, shall we say, unethical practices, that eventually bit him hard. I stuck it out, he eventually got demoted. And although I spent most of my career blacklisted, I got some choice special projects no one wanted to do because of their complexity, assigned to me that really showed my full capability at major project management!
I retired on my 58 birthday after 36 years with a livable pension. I had a side buisness that I dove into full time that made my life totally better.
I am 75 now and enjoying my days, while my former bosses all are laying in their graves after drinking themselves to death due to their downfalls.
I retired on my 58 birthday after 36 years with a livable pension. I had a side buisness that I dove into full time that made my life totally better.
I am 75 now and enjoying my days, while my former bosses all are laying in their graves after drinking themselves to death due to their downfalls.
@robertmaxey5406 3 weeks ago
When I redesigned our HR department's database, I had free access to employee salaries.
Quite eye opening. I thought about posting the table on our production floor announcement board.
Quite eye opening. I thought about posting the table on our production floor announcement board.
@grahamematthews3221 1 month ago
How did the Office jump from Denver to New York ? ,,,,, A good story but so funny in the wrong parts,,,,,
@lawrencewatters496 1 month ago
So there are corporate plocicies that say we don't need increase pay for current employees to match new hire pay?
They Paid New Hires 40% More After 9 Years of My Loyalty—So I Left Loudly
Karma at Work
46,572 views
After nine years of loyalty, I discovered that new hires were earning far more than I was. I had stayed quiet for years, but this time I decided to leave without staying silent.