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Here's where your bonus went: dividends to shareholders (and mostly to senior management). I think it is 3% dividends now (2x as much as CVS)
http://news.walgreens.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=5774
http://news.walgreens.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=5774
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Did you accept the Restricted Stock Unit grant in your Fidelity account? I think that's part of our compensation/bonus now.
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Be glad you got anything. Your lucky the pay scale wasn't adjusted and you ended up with a cut in pay.
Kroger in 2012 did that very thing. They readjusted their volume based pay pay scale and moved 20 stores into a lower tier. This in effect was a $3000 a year pay cut for the pharmacists in those stores.
Kroger in 2012 did that very thing. They readjusted their volume based pay pay scale and moved 20 stores into a lower tier. This in effect was a $3000 a year pay cut for the pharmacists in those stores.
how much bonus to expect as a floater pharmacist at walgreens??
Boooooo.
Yea you could have worked for the government and received a 0% raise the last 3 years...
Well if you do the math that is an extra 1000 dollars per year. With this economy I guess that's not too too bad
2013 inflation rate is 1.5%. So if you were making $60/hr, you needed a $0.8/hr raise to offset that.
If you were working for the government and didn't get a raise for 3 years, that effectively a 5% pay cut.
