Can I have a salary rise, by law, once I get qualified architect by ARB (architectural board)?

Question

ARB is the institution that register qualified architects, where every architects have to register to be called so. Also I work for the firm since a year and my salary is low already. i wan to to change firm, but in the meanwhile, that would help.

Answer 1

No it is up to your employer when he gives you a rise. No one is automatically entitled to a pay increase for anything. If you do get regular cost of living increases or extra for qualifications etc it will be in your contract.

Answer 2

No, you get paid what the company think you are worth, hard life is it not.

Answer 3

There are no laws requiring a firm to give you a salary increase at any time unless such an eventuality is mentioned in your contract of employment.

Answer 4

No, there is no law which says how much a company has to pay you.  Check your job contract to see whether or not qualifications you mention are included with a certain salary.

Answer 5

no, not unless you'd be joining a union or if you would be under a prevailing wage order once you join.

Answer 6

any raise would be up to your employer - there are no laws that force a company to give anyone a raise