The phrase "a salary increment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes to salaries. For example: "My company recently announced a salary increment for all employees."
All health workers across all the FGDs knew of their right to be promoted every three years and, according to MoH regulations, that every promotion was to be accompanied by a salary increment.
In fact, salary in Burkina Faso is based on the same scale for all civil servants, which could explain why they did not suggest a salary increment, since change in salary does not only depend on the Ministry of Health.
When asked if a salary increment would make a difference, they said they would first have to consider if the savings from that increment would be enough to help their families after they had died in case they got affected.
We create Orwellian programs that claim to respect our best teachers by giving them many more students, along with paraprofessionals and a modest salary increment.
The officials want a salary increase.
Since secondary data on actual monthly salaries of the cadre of staff interviewed was not accessed, these self reported salary ranges might have been under reported by respondents as an advocacy for salary increment.
As a result of such low job satisfaction, there are of course many teachers that leave their positions quickly and there are others who continue without annual salary increment for even a single financial year during their teaching careers.
Regarding the identification of the attributes, salary increment was not identified as an attribute during the qualitative study, as it was in many studies.
Do they mean "Did you include every salary increment you ever received on any job?" The instruction to "be complete" is ludicrous.
(KII 2, Nursing Union) Unfortunately in the eyes of the nurses, it [OSD] was more about the salary increment.
In the media, OSD was promoted as a general nurses' salary increase and one informant commented as follows: Unfortunately in the eyes of the nurses, it [OSD] was more about the salary increment.
