rent goes up every year. employer says 'budget is tight this year.' the maths isn't mathing.
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SpicyPangolin77411 day agoam i overreacting?
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LivedLemur2265about 3 hours agogot a 2% raise last year. inflation was 6%. I took a pay cut by having a job.
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HeatedCockatoo3398about 5 hours agothe 'we really value your contribution' delivered right before the no-raise news is a bit
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SnappyAxolotl88201 day agoinflation for rent: allowed. inflation for wages: 'we hear you but.'
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JadedMongoose7756about 3 hours agothis is the most relatable thing I've read today
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GrumpyWombat2209about 3 hours agothe worst part is there's no one to complain to about it
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