how do you find out how much you really should get paid at work.?
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There are multiple ways to find out and it all depends on how far you wish to go.\n\n1. The benchmark can be obtained from websites such as www.salary.com as pointed out previously. This is however a very coarse estimate based on standard qualifications such as  BS + 0-2 years of experience. It does not consider your professional qualifications.\n\n2. Professional organizations such as IEEE have Salary tools that will give you a closer estimate to what you should get.\n\n3. HR of companies have some historic data of salaries for your position in the last years. Although this number will usually be very conservative and unappealing, it will give you a good idea on what to ask for.\n\n4. Interview with other companies and see what they offer you. This is not encouraged, but can sometimes help you assess yourself.\n\n5. Talk to people, friends in other companies in your area who may be hiring managers, counterparts in other companies, people who recently took job offers may be sometimes willing to give you a ballpark.
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www.salary.com is the BEST and most thorough website for finding out that information. Hope it helps!
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Depends on where you live.  Go to Salary.com and look it up.  You should be able to find what you are looking for.
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Go to salary.com and type in your location. It really does depend on location.
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Check out this website\nwww.payroll-taxes.com\n\nGo under calculators and calculate your paycheck.  It is very accurate and you can calculate your base pay and overtime all in one.
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Ask your payroll people where you work.. They will be able to help you.
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It depends on the amount you're starting from.  Take a calculator, input your current wage, then + 3.3 % = and you'll have your answer.
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On your pay stub, there should be a "how much was taken out this paycheck" and a "how much has been taken out YTD."  You could ask your employer if it's not provided.
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I am under paid. I get $11/hour and should be getting much more for all the extra I do at my office. I am not worried about it, I know they are happy with my work and I have a review coming up soon.
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CReate a basic weekly report on a spreadsheet - four times for the month.  Use Excell, and use a new worksheet for each month.  Fill in the following totals:\n\n\nTotal $ Salaries Earned.\nTotal$  Costs Paid (including salaries).\nRevnue $ billed this week.\nRevenue $ Collected this week.\nList any issues or concerns in the week in point form in the last column.\n\nThese are simple metric which will give you straightforward insights into your business.  Sometimes the Salaries earned will be higher than the Revenue collected - which is ok (now and then) as long as costs paid is less than Revenue collected.  If you keep these records consistently over a period they'll give you good value.
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I'd get a general idea of how much overtime they will be wanting out of you, because salary is just another way of saying your our b*tch now, and add that ontop of what you think your worth.
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Talk to the management about it first. Tell them how you feel. It would'nt hurt to check around first to see what you can get paid elsewhere and if they are hiring.Get all your facts straight before talking to them. Write down all your points you want to make and bring it in with you.   >GOOD LUCK !!!
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You can find out at, www.salary.com
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Call around to similar companies and ask how much they pay will your level of experience. Then you'll know the prevailing wage. Also check in your local library the info in the Occupational Outlook handbook. Good luck.
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The answer to your question can be personalized for your area by visitng http://www.salary.com/ and putting in the appropriate information.
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Have you tried checking out salary.com?
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u can find out at salary.com