American, most places I've worked they have you do a yearly employee compliance test and give a 3-5% raise depending on your score and employee record. However the best way to raise your income here is switching your job every 2 years.
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USA here - We get a 5-6% raise every year with a "Cost of Living Raise" every half year which is normally 5-6%.
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Salary adjustments for inflation are done automatically here in NL. They just alter the tax %.
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Finland, randomly and only after long fight.
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Depends. We have min fixed salaries but most companies pay more then min. So if the min is raised they “usually” raise your salary the same %. But then don’t have to. The rest is individual negotiations
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If they are not raising your salary without asking them, you regularly need to prove them others want you more Usually the longer you stay in a place without doing this, the more you sink under the market level.
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It's up to the employer. At most work places it has to be actively negotiated from the employee's side. The place I work at does automatic yearly adjustments based on a representative median wage calculation.
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Specifically, when it comes to salary adjustment for inflation (not necessarily this time), do they come to you and raise it ?
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