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How p4ed off should I be. Equivalent job to mine	by Jeff_UK	2011-01-13 08:03:15
being advertised by the company.. explicitly stated as looking for someone to do exactly the same stuff as me (i.e. a counterpart, not a replacement) With a starting salary at least 10% higher than mine. On a scale of 1-10.. 1 being 'zen buddhist monk' 10 being a grizzly bear that's just been told the fact it's worked for a company for 5 years is irrelevant, it's not worth as much as the new bear... </rant> Of course this doesn't guarantee they any new person will start on that amount... but it's pretty likely I'd say.. So, course of action are either rant like f4 to anyone that will listen, arrange a meeting with my boss and his boss to complain, demand to be allowed to apply for the job internally at the new salary?
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I would be irritated but not a grizzly	by Classic_Jon	2011-01-13 08:18:28
Personally, I'd apply for it	by SSpiffy	2011-01-13 08:35:17
Wow, that takes some brass marbles.	by OddParity	2011-01-13 09:27:39
It'd go to 11, of course. :) (n/t)	by Concept	2011-01-13 09:29:32
how can they not permit you to apply for that job?	by voxwoman	2011-01-13 09:34:31
You've got to love that type of situation.	by ag_wyvern	2011-01-13 09:45:51
7.4 with an option on 12.5 if you have to train	by Hieraco	2011-01-13 09:40:41
Thanks for the input guys, I'm going for 1	by Jeff_UK	2011-01-13 11:37:47
With the option to go to 14.3 should they not be	by twixt	2011-01-13 15:27:51

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