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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bagels" data-source="post: 1132929" data-attributes="member: 43436">Seniority is measured by 30 working days, not calendar days, so you'll miss it by a few.  That said, my raises were paid on on my employment anniversary "one year" date - not my "seniority + one year" so YMMV.  If you get lucky, you'll get the 50c, then the 70c, then follow the general wage increase.  If not, you'll follow what I wrote above (70c on August 1, bumped to 10.50 after one year, then $12 after three years).  Worst case scenario, you'll be behind for a couple years but after that it's only a 10c gain.You seem like an intelligent guy, so let me give you a piece of advice: this place sucks.  Long-term the money's good but it still sucks.  Finish school & find a better job.Yes.</blockquote>