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"We haven't been given a raise in eight years, yet my apartment has gone from $750 to $1,800 a month and I'm expected to pay that on the same salary," Blazer said.
He'd have to say he'd been given a raise.
None of this is vouchsafed to Helen, who stays home in the blithe belief that Bob has been given a raise and a chance to take business trips.
The employee who complained has been given a raise, and the whole incident "was poison and we are still dealing with it," Mr. Shaw said.
It is hard to compare this year's answers with previous years', as some categories have changed and the older surveys included parents from Manhattan, so here are a few more statistical tidbits from this year's survey: Caring for three children: $16.72 Nannies working for a year or more who have been given a raise: 64 percent.
That's the location of the infamous Foxconn plant, where workers have just been given a raise.
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Perez was given a raise to $4.1 million from $3.55 million.
Redman was given a raise to $2.15 million from $300,000 yesterday instead of the $1.8 million the Marlins had argued for.
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