"salary raises" is correct and can be used in written English
Generally, it is used in the context of employment, such as "My boss granted me a salary raise for my hard work."
They will receive significant, though undisclosed, salary raises.
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".
About $10 million of the overtime payments this year covered training financed by the Department of Homeland Security, and Mr. Gribbon said some of the fluctuations over the years can be attributed to salary raises.
That figure was not endorsed by the White House, where a budget official said the commission would have to "make the case" for any salary raises and base them all on merit.
While Koch has recently had a salary raise to $110,000, Cuomo still makes $100,000.
Often, these had to do with money and new possessions — a salary raise, a new apartment.
DealBook » Morgan Stanley's Chief Gets a Base Salary Raise | James P. Gorman's overall pay package for 2012 was $9.75 million, down 7 percent from 2011, Susanne Craig reported.
The union members, who help build the Patriot missile system, rejected an offer on Saturday of a 3.5percentt average annual salary raise over four years.
He is telling his parents about his job offer in California, which will mean a salary raise but a separation from his parents (he is an only child).
