$8.72
Well, darling, a 2.5 percent raise means you're getting an increase of 2.5 percent on your current salary. So, if you're making $40,000 a year, a 2.5 percent raise would bump that up to $41,000. It's not a huge windfall, but hey, every little bit helps, right?
13.40 x 103% = 13.802 That will round to 13.80 as your result.
Joe's new wage per hour is $8.72
We make per hour 5.136
You will make $10.18 an hour after the raise.
You will make $13.01 an hour after the raise.
You will make $27.81 an hour after the raise.
The raise is worth 11.00*225/100 = 0.2475 or just under 0.25
$20.60 per hour after the raise. If you work full-time (40 hours/week) this is about $1,248.00 more per year.
It is 10.79*2.25/100 = 0.24 approx.
You make $51,500 after the raise.
$8.72
Your new hourly rate will be $8.72
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When your employer decides you deserve one.
Start off about $/labor hour, then eventually you'll get a raise (12-18)/flag hour.