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Honestly, this is pretty standard in the industry. Companies often pile on extra responsibilities without adjusting pay. It’s frustrating, but if you really value your hours, coworkers, and benefits, you may need to accept that this is how it goes. If you want more, you’ll have to keep pushing for it or look elsewhere, just don’t expect them to automatically bump your pay for doing more.
And they wonder why the hard workers are always leaving.
Do you have annual reviews and raise talks? I’d be saving it all for that. Difficult position to generally like the place, but be asked to complete the workload of 2 for the price of 1.
That does set the tone that it will be unlikely to have the negotiation then.
I’m confused by your comment that you love your hours considering you’re complaining about the extra work you have… if the work is more of what you were hired to do and you can get it done within the hours you have, I don’t see what the justification is to be paid more.
If you’re unable to get the work done within the hours you have, then you need to approach your boss for guidance on priorities and what you should give up in order to be able to meet their ask. Or if you have taken on more responsibility (not the same as more of the same work), then you absolutely deserve more. But otherwise…
Time to leave
Mentor
I think you should set up a meeting with your boss as a follow
Up to go over the email you sent.
Your doing it why would I pay more!!!
I think it's time to start job hunting. They have showed you that they don't feel the need to pay you fairly for the work you do; they want to get what they can out of you without paying more. It's a one way ticket to burnout.
could help if he cc to HR? as her boss dont give an answer? or cc to his/her boss?
Hloo
That is completely understandable. Unfortunately, seems many employers are taking this route by being sneaky, sly, like a snake and putting more on their employees to save money and or their bonus pay or both.
Seems to me you were a victim to foul play. I hope not.