"salary bump" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is a common phrase used to describe when someone gets an increase in their salary. For example, "After performing their job diligently, Judy was rewarded with a salary bump."
That's why the disclosure smacks of an attempt to sweep the salary bump under the carpet.
Many were involved in illegal industrial action after rock drillers demanded a salary bump from 4,000 rand ($482) a month to 12,500 rand from Lonmin, the world's third-largest platinum producer.
Even if your boss doesn't see it your way, keep calm (and pleasant) and ask for some specific criteria to help pave the way for that salary bump you'd like to see in your paycheck.
Alicia's need for a salary bump, and Canning's exploitation of it, were the main grist of the episode, and the back and forth of negotiation and deal-making felt unusually realistic.
The Dutch government had hoped to begin privatising ABN AMRO this autumn until the news broke that the bank's directors had awarded themselves a salary bump of €100,000 ($107,000) a year.
When talk of a contract extension died quickly over the summer, Van Gundy was like any employee whose bosses would not give a coveted employee at least a salary bump: he wondered what they really thought of his résumé.
The salary bumps reported for cooks, cashiers, child care workers and others translate into increased local, state and federal tax revenues.
First-round-and-out coaches are not usually rewarded by the Knicks with salary bumps, and Van Gundy's deal does not expire until the summer of 2003.
Denying them inflation-linked salary bumps risks social chaos, as occurred in December when the provincial police went on strike for higher wages.The third and final question is what will happen to growth statistics.
If these trends continue, many already-squeezed Americans will have trouble staying afloat because their salary bumps aren't keeping up with the aggressive tide of U.S. inflation.
Glendale teachers did receive automatic salary bumps during those seven years as they accumulated more years of experience or earned degrees, however.
