Pay Rise Conversation Kit
£9.99 today. Your next pay rise could be worth thousands a year.
You’ve taken on more responsibility. Now prepare to explain what that work is worth to the business.
The Pay Rise Conversation Kit helps you turn achievements into business value, build a one-page case and find the words for your pay discussion.
For perspective: a £2,000 increase in annual base salary is £2,000 more each year before tax, while that salary applies. This is an illustration, not a typical result or a promise. The kit costs £9.99 and cannot guarantee a pay rise.
Build a case your manager can understand
• Connect achievements to business value. Show how your work improved time, quality, risk or customer outcomes, with three worked examples and a reusable framework.
• Put your case on one page. Organise your strongest contributions, evidence and salary request using the printable case builder in the PDF.
• Prepare what to say. Adapt the conversation script and responses to five common objections, including “there is no budget”.
• Arrange the meeting and follow through. Copy and adapt the meeting-request, follow-up and reminder messages.
A focused kit you can use straight away
Includes a 10-page PDF guide, a completed fictional case, a short preparation check, salary-comparison guidance and a ten-minute rehearsal. Gather your evidence, choose a request you can explain, then practise your words. Research may take longer than completing the templates.
£9.99 once. Download it. Make it your own.
You receive one ZIP containing the 10-page PDF and one editable TXT file with conversation scripts and emails. Start Here instructions and the printable case builder are included in the PDF. Read or print the PDF, then copy and adapt the scripts and emails in an ordinary text editor, Word, Pages or Google Docs. The PDF is not an interactive form.
No course enrolment. No Google account needed to use the files. No subscription.
For pay conversations with your current employer. This standalone download does not include the full course, course lessons or Google Sheets.
Pay decisions depend on your circumstances and your employer’s policies, budgets and decisions. The kit supports your preparation. Salary increases are not guaranteed.