How soon is too soon to ask for a raise?

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I've been working as an RN at my hospital for a little over a year. (my 1 year being in july). I haven't gotten a raise yet.

Not that i expect a raise every year, but i feel like i should have at least something after 1 year of being employed. I was hired as a new grad and got new grad pay.

Am i being selfish in wanting a raise after 1 year? im not talking 5-10 dollar raise, even like 50 cents or a dollar. Whatever...it adds up!! How soon is too soon to mention it? we have our yearly appraisals coming up, hoping manager will mention something then.

How long was it before any one else got a raise?

Specializes in GI,Pain Mgmt, Internal Med, OBGYN, PEDS.

Hi Jenni! I am a nursing student (1yr left), I was wondering how HARD was it for u ans ur classmates to get jive (is ev1 working now)? What was starting salary/ies? Whats ur location? I hope I am not asking to many personal ques.

Specializes in CCU, SICU, CVSICU, Precepting & Teaching.
hi jenni! i am a nursing student (1yr left), i was wondering how hard was it for u ans ur classmates to get jive (is ev1 working now)? what was starting salary/ies? whats ur location? i hope i am not asking to many personal ques.

at the risk of being labeled as out of touch and unhelpful, let me just say i have no idea what this says. the convention of this forum is to use english, properly written out, with capitalization and punctuation.

Specializes in Critical Care, ED, Cath lab, CTPAC,Trauma.
at the risk of being labeled as out of touch and unhelpful, let me just say i have no idea what this says. the convention of this forum is to use english, properly written out, with capitalization and punctuation.

ruby vee...........remember the movie airplane when the "white" lady went up to the "stewardess" and said "oh stewardess.....excuse me but i speak jive" http://youtu.be/qa1rjczxtxo

i have a teenager. i believe she said.

hi jenni! i am a nursing student (1 year left).i was wondering how hard was it for you to and your classmates to get a job (is everyone working now)? what was the starting salary or salaries. what is your location? (where do you live) i hope i am not asking too many personal questions.....

lol i hope this helps......:lol2:

Specializes in CCU, SICU, CVSICU, Precepting & Teaching.

speaking of foreign languages! why not just use english?

Specializes in Hospital Education Coordinator.

our salaries are evaluated annually and merit raises depend on overall performance eval, education, certs,etc. Market increases are not as often. I believe it is time to talk about it. Talk to your supervisor first, then HR if you do not get a satisfactory answer

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