Topic: How much did your salary increase over the past 5 years? - page 2. (Read 8047 times)
Wasn't earning 5 years ago.
Wage inflation has been very low over the past 5 years and has generally hovered around roughly 2% which is less then the CPI inflation rate. On a net effect most people in the US has a lower salary when adjusted for inflation.
Traditionally wage inflation has exceed CPI inflation
Traditionally wage inflation has exceed CPI inflation
10%
roughly the same. Happy to have a job though. -Florida -small business bad ass.
About 10%.
Compared to my 2009 earnings I am earning at least 30% more
This is mainly because I am now self employed and I am my own boss.
Trade: Electrician
This is mainly because I am now self employed and I am my own boss.
Trade: Electrician
My allowance went up a couple bucks.
Increase about 6% per year so thats about 30%...
From employed to businessman. my income went to 800% up to 1000% . But if I am going to pay a salary to myself, it would be 150% increase. Im in the field of graphic arts as an employee and now Im running an internet cafe.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. Who still tolerates salaries? I don't think I'd ever trust a company not to screw me over on that. 
It increased -100% (no salary any more). Good thing bitcoin increased 100,000% in that time span!
My salary is doubled in the past 5 years. I am from India. I am in engineering field.
Minimum wage is still minimum wage.
My salary increased about 10 to 15%
30% since 2009. Changed companies in between. Field: electrical
An increase of ~100% in this time frame.
+$10k per year.
If it's real that's huge, but I think it's fake
Not everyone work on fix income job.
Sales and agents usually make a lot from their sales.
-100%. Thank you, government. What would I do without you?
lol... So, are you one of the miners now? lol
-100%. Thank you, government. What would I do without you?
It had changed from minimum wage to.... minimum wage. Fuck
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