Re: AP interview questions
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Apr 9, 2018
DodeaHopeful
Cost of living goes up every year, even if you're on the same step.
DodeaHopeful
Like they give you a raise for cost of living
haha
Right. When the scale itself goes up (which it generally does), your salary goes up even if you are on a longevity step. Also, you could continue to pile up credits and then could potentially move up a salary lane. LQA and post allowance will also go up (or down) based on cost of living analysis, budgets, etc.
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