Thread regarding Honeywell International Inc. layoffs

Raises this year?

Dare I ask?

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Post ID: @OP+LvLiurY

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Raises are in the system. But when they decided last year to give no raises it wasn't decided until just before we were going to give raises out. You won't know for sure until your manager gives you your raise slip late February thru end of March. MIP is due March 10

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Post ID: @gqzr+LvLiurY

1.2%??? They should be ashambed and be given the same %,

They can keep thier 1.2%

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Post ID: @evpk+LvLiurY

My direct supervisor told us that a 1.2% raise average is for the non-exempts. (Hourly Paid).

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Post ID: @enio+LvLiurY

Not heard regarding MIP. I do know it's not st 10% of base but 5%

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Post ID: @edwu+LvLiurY

And what is the budget for the MIP?

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Post ID: @edwz+LvLiurY

2.5% average

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Post ID: @dklb+LvLiurY

In the Dept I work people are getting between 1.5 and 5% in the US.

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Post ID: @1rux+LvLiurY

Yes. But not even. Reward the "top 10%" performers. Give the rest sh*t.

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Post ID: @1xzb+LvLiurY

Yes. I have entered merit increases for my team into GCP.

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Post ID: @qxm+LvLiurY

yes...math makes sense...up pay 2.5% then furlough for 2% or more of the time and expect the same output as if furlough didn't happen. PERFECT!

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Post ID: @oob+LvLiurY

The bean counters did the math and management decided that if they give 2.5% and then furlough people 2 weeks during the year, it will still provide a positive impact to the bottom line.

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Post ID: @dbd+LvLiurY

Yes and MIP hearing 2.5

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Post ID: @jzg+LvLiurY

Yes....

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