Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

IG Metall also has performance bonuses, in addition I now receive almost 14 salaries with T-ZUG A and B (or 16 days of additional vacation per child spread over 2 years), transformation money, now the 3,000 EUR tax-free inflation compensation...

By the way. Anyone who has been stuck in the same position since 2010 and is not moving forward... they are partly to blame themselves.

IG Metall also has performance bonuses, in addition I now receive almost 14 salaries with T-ZUG A and B (or 16 days additional leave per child spread over 2 years), transformation money, now the 3,000 EUR tax-free inflation compensation... By the way. Anyone who has been stuck in the same position since 2010 and hasn't progressed... is partly to blame themselves.

And have you ever calculated what wage increase that corresponds to in the last 5 years and compared it with inflation? 8% more sounds good. 3,000 euros one-time as well. But that the 8% is over 2 years and half of the 3,000 remains… well. And not everyone can change jobs arbitrarily. As a part-time employee or mother, no one wants you in a new position.

The 3000 are gross as well as net, or am I mistaken?

and half remains from 3000

Wrong - up to 3000 the bonus is tax-free

The 3000 are gross as well as net or am I mistaken?

Correct

And have you ever calculated which wage increase that corresponds to in the last 5 years and compared it to inflation? 8% more sounds good. 3000 euros one-time as well. But that the 8% is over 2 years and half of the 3000 remains … well. And not everyone can just change their job at will. As a part-time employee or mother, no one wants you at a new job.

I am now somewhat surprised that the TvöD has more growth, but I can explain it: IGM has been repeatedly "showered" with great one-time payments in recent years that unfortunately had no impact on the pay scales. Z-time, more vacation, all nice and good, but in the end what matters more is simply a higher monthly salary.

And in the end, you have to rationalize and the products become more expensive…