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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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i dont know how to word my letter to my boss asking him for an increase.
i've just being through a divorce and i need to get a place of my own and my earnings are so low that i cant afford to pay rent. im having some problems at the momemt and im not happy where im living at the momement. i desperately need to move out and i can only do that if i get an increase so i will be able to afford to rent a place of my own. i dont mind my boss knowing what im going through because he is a very understanding person its just that i dont know how to word my letter to him. i would really appreciate it if you could please help me.
Thank You.
i've just being through a divorce and i need to get a place of my own and my earnings are so low that i cant afford to pay rent. im having some problems at the momemt and im not happy where im living at the momement. i desperately need to move out and i can only do that if i get an increase so i will be able to afford to rent a place of my own. i dont mind my boss knowing what im going through because he is a very understanding person its just that i dont know how to word my letter to him. i would really appreciate it if you could please help me.
Thank You.
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Hello Anon, Sorry to hear about your difficulties. We don't write letters for people, but there are threads in the writing section with pages and pages and pages of sample letters. Before you write such a letter, is it common in your company to get pay increases due to family circumstnaces?
- Hello Anon, Sorry to hear about your difficulties.
- We don't write letters for people, but there are threads in the writing section with pages and pages and pages of sample letters.
- Before you write such a letter, is it common in your company to get pay increases due to family circumstnaces?
- In many places, your personal situation is entirely irrelevant to your pay - it's based only on your job, how long you've been doing it, and your performance.
- If you have a good case to make that it's been X years since your last increase and you've consistently received outstanding review on your performance appraisals, that's a compelling reason for a pay raise.
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Hello Anon,
Sorry to hear about your difficulties.
We don't write letters for people, but there are threads in the writing section with pages and pages and pages of sample letters.
Before you write such a letter, is it common in your company to get pay increases due to family circumstnaces? In many places, your personal situation is entirely irrelevant to your pay - i
Sorry to hear about your difficulties.
We don't write letters for people, but there are threads in the writing section with pages and pages and pages of sample letters.
Before you write such a letter, is it common in your company to get pay increases due to family circumstnaces? In many places, your personal situation is entirely irrelevant to your pay - i
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