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How should I tell my manager that he could delay my retirement with a raise?

I would suggest approaching your manager to talk about your long term plans. Let them know that you feel you're in your last two years of employment. You might mention that this frees up some training ...
Kate Gregory's user avatar
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How should I tell my manager that he could delay my retirement with a raise?

What's a good way to tell my manager that the timing of my upcoming retirement will depend partly on how big my next raise is, without giving him the feeling that I'm extorting him or giving him an ...
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How should I tell my manager that he could delay my retirement with a raise?

I question your motivation on a raise. or as soon as I find I'm not enjoying the job anymore or can no longer resist the siren song of retirement None of that has to do with money. What difference ...
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How should I tell my manager that he could delay my retirement with a raise?

If you're prepared to retire now, then ask them for a raise. If they decline to offer it then either retire now or continue working at your existing rate/salary. I don't see how your pending ...
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Should I be worried?

just wondering if I should leave the job or stick it out? If you aren't able to complete the job without falling asleep, you should probably be looking for your next job - perhaps a day job. I never ...
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Should I be worried?

I don't know where you live, where I live 12 hours without a break is so illegal, even the exceptions from the law do not cover it any more. But anyway, instead of lamenting how unfair something is, ...
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