Am I getting paid enough?
927808
What was your degree in?  Why are you working in sales?  I did that in college.  I know probably the first job that came around, but you should be looking for other opportunities any ways in your field, assuming that you are not in your field.  Good luck I just graduated in May and started my first job two weeks ago i know it is hard out there
979298
Why don't you ask your local payroll office.  There should be a number on your pay slip.
390380
Well you should probably go speak to someone that knows your field well.  The best answer to the question is, "I'm sure your company will compensate me fairly for the work I do."  However, if you have been in the field for some time then you should have an idea of the range you want to make.  This is a very tricky question so try to avoid it as long as possible.
1099524
relax dude.. don't think about salary ... just think about the skills and knowledge will you get from the company.... \nyou have a tutor that teach you ?????\nif you already got skills and experience... then you can find another company that will give you salary more than enough....
967943
The hours you state are 10-11 hrs per day, not including your lunch break.  \n\nYou're definitely working more than 40 hrs per week.  So if you're not getting paid overtime, you're definitely due a salary increase.\n\nPut your ducks in a row and list your contributions, both over the entire time you've worked there and since the personnel cuts.  Emphasize everything in positive words - stay aware from looking like you're complaining about management decisions made by your boss.  \n\nWhat are your costs related to the job?  Any additional costs since you stay so long each day?  \n\nStay professional and keep things relevant to a pay raise (remember you're not asking for the company to hire more help, you want that money to go to you... )\n\nGood luck...
618150
as long as you know what your gross earnings are going to be (or even what you make hourly works).... go to  www.paycheckcity.com   it's a free website and will calculate everything for you.....I use it all the time
591579
First you must put a firm starting point.  You have to feel that if the benifits aren't up to snuff then you can ask for more, and if it's a job that you really want then you would be ok if they offer less.  But they ask for salary requirements for a reason, and that is for a starting point not to waste your or their time.
518679
Hell yes, What are they paying?
335865
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.
579940
It all depends on the ages, the younger the more money you should ask for..it also depends on the area..look and see what the daycares are asking for and ask for a little more..if driving the little girl to school is part of your agreement..but if you dont feel comfortable doing that dont..you should be making atleast 1500 a month atleast..
792026
I work for £5.35 (minimum wage) doing heavy manual work, I get no overtime (despite regular 12 hour + shifts), no sick pay and no holiday pay.\nYou are getting a bad deal (not as bad as I am getting) and should look for a better job.  Do a course and improve your career - £200 a week will hardly pay anything these days and you need to start saving money and getting a decent pension.
187275
I believe 66 2/3% of your weekly pay up to around $400 bucks. Not sure of the exact amount.
515320
If its on paper, put what you think is right for the job. How would you know that? ask around you can get opinions from the said stores just by asking the staff how much ( without sounding a bit tacky as to how much a typical employee would get on an hourly basis) in a casual manner. Do some research and visit these stores, you will get a sense of what they make and what the working conditions are like. You could also go to salary.com and find out what the national/ regional  average is. If you are asked during an interview let them know how much you want but emphasize the fact  that you are willing to negotiate.
381212
Generally it's 66% of your current wages paid bi-weekly. Of course with an attorney, they may be able to get a settlement for you.
259404
It depends on your location, cost of living, taxes,etc.....but that averages out to be $9.00 an hour so in my opinion i think this is a good wage....and with the job outlook depending on where you are....i'd take it because jobs will continue to decline in the future....I would take the job and be content with your pay until something better comes along!\n\nMinimum wage here is $5.15 so I think the answer to your question would be "OK"
1187665
Wha??!\n\nI get paid on the first and the 15th......thats about as much as i know LOL
828818
well 14.00 is a real good paycheque for these sites\nkeep up the good work