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Salary doesn't match raise, creating a math problem
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- In 2012 I made $30,000 paid out over 24 paydays = $1,250.
- In 2013 my pay schedule was switched from the 30th and 15th to every two weeks which effectively meant I was getting paid 1/26th of my paycheck 25 times = $1,153.85 a paycheck.
- In June of 2013 I was approved for a 5% raise, but instead of $31,500 my salary went to $31,316.22 a year with a gross paycheck of $1,204.47 every two weeks, which is effectively a 4.4% raise.
- I think this is happened because the 5% was applied to my screwed up effective pay rate, but I can't make the math work...
edit: * In 2012 I made $30,000 paid out over 26 paydays = $1,250.
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