Doctor Who 60 Years 1963 – 2023 Signature Thank You For The Memories Shirt

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can second this. i started a job at 17/hr, fought for a rise to 19/hr, left, and now they want me back for 20 or 22 (prbly 20). meanwhile my former coworkers make 19 i think You have evidence that this company does not value you, or your loyalty. They will give you the Doctor Who 60 Years 1963 – 2023 Signature Thank You For The Memories Shirt in addition I really love this value you allow them to. I saw some great advice recently, and I’ll paraphrase: You are the employee, you have no right to dictate how they run the company. You are a person, and have every right to expect equal treatment. This is unfortunately the way. My company promised a raise by the third year of employment. When the time came it was a measly 5% bump. This is not always the case. I would actually be shocked if it even applied to half of businesses. You have to advocate for yourself though, provide value, and be able to prove it. 2 companies over 14 years, 7 years each. Average pay increase of over 20% per year. (This is in IT). Thank you for sharing such a valuable piece of information! Also, I heard this from my coworkers at my company I work for now. Great pearl of wisdom one person in my company said is , ” X company will use you until they don’t need you anymore, so use X company until you don’t need THEM anymore.” Yeah, there are no more gold watches and retirement plans that allow you to retire at 60 and drink on the beach for the rest of your days anymore,loyalty is only worth what you are getting right now. If the company and the pay serves you needs great, climb a ladder, if you’ve learned how much better you can get it elsewhere, don’t bat an eye about moving on. I’m probably the thousandth person to say this, but you owe them nothing and you are either replaceable or repressable… yeah i just checked how much a general IT person makes and where i live its 103k per year average (49.519 per hour) with a median of 97430 in the usa on average (46.841 per hour). this dude could quite literally more than double his salary potentially. wtf

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.