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It’s time to talk salary

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For Week 3, we’re talking money moves. But also PTO, gym memberships, stock options, bonuses, a

For Week 3, we’re talking money moves. But also PTO, gym memberships, stock options, bonuses, and any other benefits on your must-have list. Because total compensation is about way more than just base pay. [theSkimm]( February 22, 2023 [Read in browser]( For Week 3, we’re talking money moves. But also PTO, gym memberships, stock options, bonuses, and any other benefits on your must-have list. Because total compensation is about way more than just base pay. Where to Start 💸 …if you’re ready to ask for that raise. Even at a job you already love, it’s important to [know your worth](. Then make sure you get it. [This compensation calculator]( can help with that. The same goes for freelancers. Get what you deserve by [making sure your rates are competitive](. 🤝 …if it’s time to negotiate your benefits. Yep, you can (and should) [negotiate these](. And they can be just as important as any dollar amount. Think: more time off, [flexible working hours](, [a tuition assistance program](, or fully covered healthcare. 🔍 … if you’re looking for the latest on salary transparency. Pay transparency laws are [on the rise](. Which is a major win. Because keeping quiet about pay can further wage gaps, and create opportunities for discrimination. So…[talk about what you’re making](. PTO Showdown Check out how much paid time off the average private industry worker gets based on how long they’ve been with their current company. And see how your (or a potential) employer stacks up. What's Coming Next WEEK 4: FIND YOUR FIT For our last week, we’re putting it all together. Because now that you know where you’re going, what your brand is, and what you want (read: deserve) as compensation, it’s time to find a role that can give you just that. See you soon. Not interested in learning more during this limited series? [Click here to opt out.]( Issues? help@theSkimm.com Copyright (c) 2023 theSkimm, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is theSkimm Inc. 50 W 23rd Street, Suite 5B New York, NY 10010, United States Want to change how you receive these emails? Update your [preferences]( or unsubscribe [here](.

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