Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Is your salary keeping up with the inflation?

I got my 2% raise, folks on social security got a 5.9% COLA for 2021 (cost of living adjustment).

So, I am almost 4% down.

Should i start to work about 4% less?

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Post ID: @OP+1fXW9b9M

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I got 8% so looks like i’m ahead this year. Woooot!

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Post ID: @2lcz+1fXW9b9M

WF will not be able to assist anyone with Joe Bidinflation.

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Post ID: @2ley+1fXW9b9M

It's not designed to keep up with inflation.

Employment isn't supposed to maintain your lifestyle, they are compensating you for doing a job. It is the government that is screwing you.

unless you job hop, you're/we're in a tough spot.........

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Post ID: @1kjk+1fXW9b9M

Work. Don't work. No one cares. Nothing of any significance ever gets done here. Working here opened my eyes that any id--t who owns a bank, no matter how poorly managed, can make money hand over fist with very little effort.

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Post ID: @1cwc+1fXW9b9M

I change jobs every 2 years. So yes overall I more than keep up with inflation and avoid just relying on raises.

I’m sure I’ll top out at some point and then the answer will be no l, unless I start switching companies to keep up in order to avoid salary transparency for intracompany job changes.

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Post ID: @1all+1fXW9b9M

I'm calling BS.

WF doesn't give 2% raises.

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Post ID: @1uss+1fXW9b9M

even with a 10% promotional raise this year it still isn't enough especially considering the 0-2% I got the last few years.

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Post ID: @1fug+1fXW9b9M

I left WF last year after another insulting raise (and for many many reasons beyond pay). I got a 3.5% raise and 16% bonus from my new employer. WF is the worst. Stay if you'd like, but the grass is definitely greener elsewhere.

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Post ID: @1ahj+1fXW9b9M

I got two percent too, this was the last drop

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Post ID: @1wmk+1fXW9b9M

Your salary is your report card. If you don’t like it, get a better job.

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Post ID: @1ytw+1fXW9b9M

@aag+1fXW9b9M
Every workplace should have to adjust salary according to COLA and if they don’t, they should be put out of business.

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Post ID: @fyp+1fXW9b9M

This was the first year I've had salary "growth". Every previous year had been well below annual inflation. I won the luck of the draw this year.

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Post ID: @wel+1fXW9b9M

Banks don’t base increases of cost of living. Quit complaining and leave

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Post ID: @aag+1fXW9b9M

We can all rest easy. Senior leadership got their raise. They had to get CS’s 20% from somewhere.

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Post ID: @bsm+1fXW9b9M

2% means no more unpaid OT....and in fact 20% less work out of me

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Post ID: @mml+1fXW9b9M

Waiting for the people who love corporate America and hate the government to chime in on the government paying more. Time to put grandma and grandpa back to work, no more handouts! 🙄

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Post ID: @fnt+1fXW9b9M

2% ! holey buckets... are you upper management?

I got way less than that.

I guess I would advise to you is to go on social security, sounds like the return is better.........

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Post ID: @suy+1fXW9b9M

Nobody's salary is keeping up with inflation. On the flip side, when things are better again, they won't reduce your salary to reflect that, either.

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Post ID: @yxk+1fXW9b9M

If you’re being forced to RTO I WOULDN’T WORK AT ALL

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