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Confused about the pay raise (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by Boricuayeyi
So i had been told that baristas who made under $12 an hour would get raised up to $12 an hour plus get an additional percentage added depending on how long you've been there. I've been at Starbucks for over two years now and I'm only getting bumped up to $12, which is what new hires will be making. One of my partners has been working for four years and is gonna make $12.10.
Now i have a friend who is a shift at another Starbucks and says that this is bs and that all her baristas (even ones who've only been there for a couple months) are going to be making more than $12 because they are getting an extra percentage added to the pay raise.
So what is really going on here cause my manager is not really explaining it to us...
Now i have a friend who is a shift at another Starbucks and says that this is bs and that all her baristas (even ones who've only been there for a couple months) are going to be making more than $12 because they are getting an extra percentage added to the pay raise.
So what is really going on here cause my manager is not really explaining it to us...
OneRoseDark 2 points 1y ago
From my understanding, you're getting 5% or $12/hr, whichever is more.
If you make $11 now, a 5% bump would be $11.55 -- you'll go up to $12.
If you make $11.50, a 5% bump would be $12.08 -- that's your rate.
If you make $12, a 5% bump would be $12.60 -- that's your rate.
If you've been a partner for 3+ years, it's 6% instead of 5%. And certain markets are getting an extra bump in addition to the nationwide raise, to bring them more in line with other jobs in the area so Starbucks can stay competitive.
All this speculation doesn't ultimately matter, because your raise will go into effect on October 1 and then you'll know for sure what your new rate is.
If you make $11 now, a 5% bump would be $11.55 -- you'll go up to $12.
If you make $11.50, a 5% bump would be $12.08 -- that's your rate.
If you make $12, a 5% bump would be $12.60 -- that's your rate.
If you've been a partner for 3+ years, it's 6% instead of 5%. And certain markets are getting an extra bump in addition to the nationwide raise, to bring them more in line with other jobs in the area so Starbucks can stay competitive.
All this speculation doesn't ultimately matter, because your raise will go into effect on October 1 and then you'll know for sure what your new rate is.
rio8envy7 2 points 1y ago
If you’re making under $12/hr you’ll be bumped to 12. If you are making 12/hr already and you’ve been there less than 5 years ( I think. Either 3 or 5) you get a 5% raise if you’ve been there more than that it’s 6%.
RyusuiJL 1 points 1y ago
Is this communication on the Hub anywhere? I'm brand new and not savvy yet in all the ins and outs of where things are located and would love to read up on it.
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