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blieve

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What is the name of your state?undefinedWhat is the name of your state? New Hampshire
I told my manager that I was moving out of state but not sure when. My recent evaluation was excellent. Everyone in the company got a raise except for me. The manager told an assistant manager I didn't get one because I was leaving, but I haven't given my two week notice and it might be months before I move. Any advice???
 


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Beth3

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Your employer has no obligation to give you a pay raise and if they decide not to do so because you're a "short-timer," that is perfectly legal. You've announced your intention to leave even if you haven't given them a specific date yet.
 
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