#salary

It feels like SAP layoffs are just a negotiation tactic to keep salaries low at SAP.

The gross median income in Germany is around €52000 per year. And this includes bonuses.

Christian Klein's salary is €800,000 per year and he gets a bonus of €18 million or more.

So Christian Klein makes in a day what an average German makes in a year.

If we didn't have a CEO, we could have had 365 colleagues who could have added a lot more value to the company.

I understand that Christian Klein is a CEO of a large public company and he has responsibilities. I believe his salary is quite inflated and he should not get so much. And it is mind blowing that he gets so much bonus.

If there is less budget for salary and benefits, surely SAP can save money by paying the executives less. So why are they not doing that?

Also, the share buyback calculation seems off. To be able to buy back so many shares, SAP will have to lay off between 10000 and 15000 employees worldwide. For a company where employees are already overworked and underpaid, it doesn't make sense to buy back so much stock.

Hi everyone, interviewing for this role (in Charlotte) later this week. Job announcement had no salary listed, so anyone know a range? New to Wells Fargo, so no clue. Thank you!

Managers, have salary increases been submitted for your team yet? How’s the average increase looking? Baseless rumors will also be entertained.

What are we getting?

hi all, im a college student applying to BNY.

bny doesn’t list it. what is the intern salary pro rated, and rotational analyst salary prorated

thanx

For all non union people it’s called an Eisp and I doubt they are gonna offer anything more then they usually do yearly to a few .Our numbers are small our salaries even when claimed to be the so high are minor when compared to the management.Even if it were slow where we only did few jobs a week we paid our salary we have a value .The real question is will they go after the high earning c suite management or is it just all smoke and mirrors

In the manufacturing and scientific sectors—relevant to Waters Corp's operational base—salary increases for 2026 are forecasted to hover around 3% to 4%,

How do you find the pay range for your role should be and what your target bonus is? I used to be able to look up any roles for hire with same title, but currently no roles with my job title are available.

I just got fired from Walmart.
I am looking for a stable organization with fringe benefits and a great salary.
I've worked as a cashier for 22 years and ready to make it up the corporate ladder.
What time should I send my application to?

Could some people post examples of what they’re paid and their grade. I know there’s a big discrepancy and cross over for each grade but would be curious to know as I’ve joined the company recently and want to know if I got low balled.

I am 602 and no salary increase for me, but I received 10% bonus. My manager told you are getting highest salary for 602 and no more possibility of hike. I received rating SSO.

Do you think I apply for 603 positions internally, would I get a raise?

Any insights on what I should accept/negotiate to? Thank you!

This is a serious question and ONLY directed at H-1b FTEs. I’m a white female from Europe who used to be on H-1b when initially hired by Nike. I’ve been a permanent resident for a while now but still curious about something. I know the scenarios where H-1b hires get paid less or taken advantage of but I have never had that happen to me by Nike or any of my other (much bigger) employers. When Nike hired me, all of my coworkers on the team were American and my salary was comparable to or higher than theirs. Has any H-1b FTE observed they are in fact getting underpaid? Contractors are a different story and can be more easily exploited hence I’m excluding them from the question.

Heh?

Soooo, how much was your biggest Dell raise ever? #gold

What is the salary increase range for 603 with 3 Strongs? Does it vary by LoB?

The Metropolitan Opera announced layoffs and salary reductions for executives. A new production for the 2026-27 season will also be postponed. The company is considering selling naming rights to its theater. It may also sell two Chagall murals, which would remain in the building.

https://operawire.com/metropolitan-opera-announces-layoffs-salary-cuts-postponement-of-a-new-production/

The world has changed and Americans now have to compete with global workforce. Now, the global workforce (workforce in India, etc. and H1-Bs in USA) work for much less than what Americans want.

Now, the companies of USA want to increase their profits so they will use cheap labour. They actually don't care about Americans, they only care about their profits and revenues. It is quite evident that the companies want profits even if they have to layoff Americans.

By the way, these all are the side-effects of capitalism.

So, now the only way for Americans to not get laid off is to ask the management to reduce their salary but let them keep their jobs.

Salary workers…. Did you get your post increase in January 1st?
WA state minimum wage went up meaning the minimum a salary worker can make in WA state as of Jan 1 2026 raised to $80,168.40 annually. It’s weird the focus was on layoffs and we didn’t get our increase
I will be contacting a lawyer and LNI

Does anyone know what day the portal will update with year end comp and updated salaries for 2026?

So, for people that have now stepped into new roles because of the layoffs and people that left, are we getting salary adjustments? does anyone have any insight on this? or are we just "lucky to have a job" and are supposed to shut up and take it?

Found out that I am being paid less than another person on my team that is lower in title and has a lot less experience than me. Pay based on experience and salary bands are a joke

So if you’re above 110% of midpoint of salary no merit increase?

Approaching the salary and bonus review process in April, does anyone have any information or heard anything on whether there will be layoff in 2026?

How is UHG handling the 27 paychecks in 2026 for salaried employees?

In the reorg last year every colleague that was not on the Standard pay scale had there job posted at a lower level. Essentially getting your same job back now has you maxed out on pay in the same Grade. Has there actually been any type of an overall pay scale increase besides the meager merit raises which have been taken away from most individuals?

Oracle was focusing on being a stable firm. But most of responsibilities where around Oracle concepts like basic Java, Java EE and some opensource areas without much depth in technology or anything.
It doesn't shape the employees with challenges. It doesn't offer you a career trajectory. Doesn't makes you un-fireable (always keep you in fear). Your market value stagnates over years with 2% to 0% hikes.
It has made employees obsolete as the company is pivoting to different area.

Historically, what is the typical bonus as a % of salary for 602 in CIB credit risk.

I noticed when looking at open jobs internally that the pay range for the level where I'm at is lower than what it was last year. These are positions in my current geographic location. My current salary is above the max for my level where last year it was slightly above midpoint. Has anyone noticed this? How are they going to approach salary increases?

Can he get $260k base pay?
What is the bonus target for G12

Heard it was a measly 2%

If you were given the choice between a promotion from Band B5 to Band B4 or a 10% salary increase, which one would you pick and why?

Seeing multiple Sr. Director promotions on LinkedIn.

They just let go a bunch on them recently. What’s happening?! Getting rid of high-salary positions and promoting at lower salaries?

That Brian gets another 28% raise. He really needs it. I'm cool with being overlooked for any merit increases or standard of living adjustment. Brian's well being means too much for me to accept anything less for him.

Keep seeing everyone is getting 3% increase. I haven’t heard a peep from my manager about it. Does this mean we won’t get it, or should we still hold out hope?

Does anyone know the max salary you can have at 27?

Or do I just need to sit in my car again and collect OT to make up the difference. Either way I get paid