salary increases with inflation

[apediatrcian]

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Hey everyone. I work for a relatively large healthcare organization in the PNW and got my new base salary for 2022 - was a 0.5% increase from 2021. Just curious, is anyone's employer/practice increasing salaries to keep up with inflation? Was a little surprised that it didn't increase more, so just curious about others experiences.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Hey everyone. I work for a relatively large healthcare organization in the PNW and got my new base salary for 2022 - was a 0.5% increase from 2021. Just curious, is anyone's employer/practice increasing salaries to keep up with inflation? Was a little surprised that it didn't increase more, so just curious about others experiences.

We typically will get a 3% raise, but only when the budget is in the black (ie there were several years where there was nothing and often they say "Hey, hey... you get a raise this year. Next year? We'll see").

 

[mvenus929]

I haven't been faculty at my institution very long, but historically, they're done roughly annual cost of living increases. I don't think they got one last year because the hospital's balance sheet was off due to COVID, but usually, they do.