"salary raised" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe a situation in which someone's salary has gone up. For example: "After a successful performance review, the manager decided to reward Susan with a salary raise."
One girl had her salary raised because she came back from Palm Beach with one brilliant idea, a man returned from Lake Placid so inspired he finished a manuscript that had been lying around his desk for months.
In the New Year, Pooter is promoted to senior clerk, and his salary raised by £100 a year, but his achievement is overshadowed by Lupin's announcement that he has just gained £200 through a timely shares speculation.
(UW) Another important dimension of salary raised by medical leaders was their frustration that they had so little power to cut-off the salaries of doctors who fail to fulfill their appointments.
The budget also includes about $1.2 million for salary raises for the city's top elected officials.
As of December 11th, most governors had settled with their police forces, offering salary raises of as much as 45%.
In a warning shot for next year's negotiations, Dave Prentis, UNISON's general secretary, has said that the consultants' new starting salary "raises the benchmark for NHS pay".
Revenues did rise an impressive 27percentt, but expenses grew an even larger 34percentt, partly due to across-the-board salary raises and ballooning talent retention packages.
"Unless your new role contributes to an increase in living costs, you should be able to allocate at least 60% to 70% of your salary raise toward your savings goals," Evans said.
The law, for the first time, correlated teachers' salary raises with how their students perform.
They are demanding salary raises and a fix to the state's public employee health insurance fund so premiums don't continue to rise.
Try to emphasize the importance of your company's culture, as the fit here will be more valuable than any salary raise you can offer.
