Letter Requesting a Pay Rise - Template, Sample Form
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Date: ________
Re: Request for an Increase in Remuneration
Dear ________,
As you are aware, I have been working with ________ for ________ (________) months now.
In that time I have very much enjoyed my experience working as ________ and have worked hard as a dedicated member of the following department: ________. Moreover, I feel I have contributed substantially to my department's and ________ success.
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I am grateful for the opportunity to grow professionally ________ has afforded me and value the mentorship and encouragement of my colleagues and superiors.
This notwithstanding, I feel that in light of my experience and considerable contributions to the ________ my current level of remuneration is insufficient.
When I was first hired by ________ in ________ my hourly wage was ________ (________) Euro per hour. I last received a pay increase in: ________ and my current remuneration stands at ________ (________) per hour.
Based on my research, an individual working in the position of ________ with my level of qualifications in ________, receives an average remuneration of: ________ (________) Euro per hour.
I am requesting an increase of ________% (________) of my current remuneration. I believe this to be a reasonable increase from my existing hourly wage in line with current trends.
Kind regards,
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Job title: ________
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