Getting screwed again!

You should have been looking for a new job the last 1.5 years.

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>>18302872
I currently am the boss of 6 full time and 4 part time employees. What's in the budget or not changes so much. It sounds to me like your boss don't want to move you up in the system when he's had that much time to do it. I would ask for a meeting with him and explain that while you do love your job and are ready for more responsibility, you feel like you aren't being appreciated there and will consider changing jobs if nothing changes, and soon. This could work very well and it can also cost you the job. If it costs you the job there is 0% chance that you would be moving further up after some time anyway. If they want to have you working there they will realize that you must be moved up or they will need to replace you. Employers don't like unneccessary work so if you're a good fit for the company/position they will try to keep you. If not, to hell with them. Only you have your best interests in mind (and me right now for some reason I'm not sure of).

>>18302890
The plan was a meeting.
E-mail>answer>meeting was the idea but he's not answering.

Also it's not like I'd get a bigger responsibility, I've been doing this for 2 years now and are if not fully then pretty damned close to my co-workers in productivity.

So I'd only get a fair pay for it if I'd get the fulltonig contract.

op are you a woman by chance? this stuff is really common with women. if so, find a woman colleague YOU CAN TRUST ABSOLUTELY and pick their brain

you have to be more aggressive. there's a difference between waiting for an opportunity and making one for yourself

update your resume and start looking elsewhere, if you can't then fucking leave

>>18303172
*can't get a promotion, then leave

>>18303172
Not a woman haha.

I have been making my own opportunity in my oppinion: I work in technical safety, Aka: engineering = Being productive is not about build X-things in Z-time, it's about understanding the concept of machinery and come up with improvements.

I work in an even more specific field: Rollercoasters! I design safety systems for rollercoasters! and I am lucky as balls to have gotten this spot in the first place, people from all over the world applied for it and I was the lucky one to get it!: Still though I am considering leaving unless they start paying me properly soon! but doing so I will have to accept the idea that I'll likely never be working on these type of machines again!
That's the hard part :/

>>18303178
it's not really a promotion though, My everyday tasks wouldn't change much at all, it's just an updated contract with proper pay and benefits, hell I don't even have payed vacationdays currently!

>>18303234
title change alone is valuable on your resume. intern or contract for 3 years...