happens every year so that’s why it’s not a huge surprise to most

Where do you check in partner central? I don't show any rate of pay, let alone a raise!

oh wow i got a 3% raise 😐

Cool, I got 4% as a 3 year partner.

Wow thanks for posting this I wouldn’t have noticed for days

I think this might just be a US thing because I checked partner central and there was nothing on mine. (Canadian Partner)

Mine went up 45 cent

I went from 16.28 to 16.93, after 4 years. Not even a full dollar 😹

Other jobs I had it was 3% so I'm just gonna take it and say thank you 😅

Am I the only one whose pay rate says $0.00 and I’ve been with the company for a year and a half and I get paychecks

I’m shook I started at $15.50 literally 2 months ago (SoCal) and now I’m at $16.75?? Which is a comically low wage but still, a $1.25 raise is awesome

I dont know- with the labor cuts going on- almost everyone I know is making less than what they were before the huge pay raise increase this last summer… and now they are cutting labor more…

Your SM is supposed to have pay conversations w everyone to let them know what their new pay is, when it’s starting, and what determines it.

A whole 5% but inflation is almost 8% so I make even less now compared to cost of living.

Yippie I got a 60 cent raise. Not even enough to add a shot to my drink… fuck this company.

As a side question, do we get a raise on our hiring date too? Or just the once annually?

does it show how much your new wage is? i was trying to see what mine is now but i can’t find it

you’re only supposed to get a 5% raise if you’ve been here for 5+ years i believe. you shouldn’t be getting a raise at all, so it’s definitely a mistake

oh wow i went from 21 to 22.35

Lol, credit card tipping rolled out and I also got a hefty raise, right *after* I finally resolved to quit (taking a LOA right now to rest and regroup). It made me hesitate for a hot minute, but my mental and physical well-being are more important and they’ve declined a great deal over the past year. ACA came through with my insurance for next year, so I’m no longer healthcare cuffed to the Bux, thank goodness. I’m sure I can find something else at a comparable wage, even taking the raise into account. Plus I may actually have more energy to pursue my creative endeavors. SBux was supposed to be the *side gig with benefits* but it just ate me alive… [6 yr partner]

I went from 16.35 to 17 an hour, kinda mid but better than nothing

I got a 3% raise so I'm at $15.45

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It’s not a raise. The tips being charged via card are going into your paycheck.

i asked my shift yesterday, and they said that every january we get some kind of raise. they said it may be a small one since we all just got the raise to 15$

my district is getting a raise from 15 something (most of us make 15+) to 17.25 i think it’s effective 12/26. im in MA

I’m a shift but barista at our store went to $16

New baristas star out at 15 now

We all get three % in January I think. Plus we got that big one I think a couple of months ago

I started out at 12 I think.

We all got one , new baristas got we got a percentage. ✌️

I got a 3 % raise

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I got a 4% raise as a 3 year partner but I make more the $23 a hour as shift sooo I’m not complaining.

Can someone remind me if it's universal and everyone get 5%?

where on partner central do you see this? just so i can take a looksies 🫣

How do they determine how high your raise is?