What type of raise should you expect after 6 months on the job?
Q. I have been working a new job for 6 months (contract) and they are offering me another 6 month extension with more "perks" and a small raise. What percentage of pay increase should I expect after 6 months of work?
Asked by greg b - Mon Oct 15 15:08:11 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There is no set amount. I would say on average, raises in the US are around 2% to 3%. Accordingly, you might get 1% to 1.5%.
Answered by Homeslice - Mon Oct 15 15:11:08 2007

What size gas tank in a 6 cylinder truck?
Q. I own a 06 Chevy Trailblazer, it has a 4.3L 6 Cylinder engine, i need to know what size gas tank it has or any 6 cylinder truck has.Please only answers that you are completely sure of and if possible leave a link.
Asked by Babylola - Sun Dec 23 16:19:45 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 22 Gallons Check this link out. hth j
Answered by Jay W - Sun Dec 23 17:05:31 2007

How do I keep my 6 month old from getting so distracted while breastfeeding?
Q. Anytime we are away from home, like out shopping or visiting, I cannot get her to nurse. She looks around, turns her head and refuses to eat. She's gone 5 or 6 hours without nursing, then when we get home, immediately wants to nurse. So I know she's hungry, she just can't help herself. I'm afraid to go anywhere for too long for fear that she won't eat. I've tried fitting rooms, in the backseat of the car, everything. Any suggestions?
Asked by Melanie W - Tue Feb 5 02:10:40 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Haha, isn't it a joy? It's fine for her to go for 5-6 hours without nursing at this stage, just expect her to nurse more when you get home. My first always needed a toy in his hand from this age onwards to distract his fingers and keep his attention. A necklace helps too. It really is just a phase that passes. She's also very efficient at this point--she might be able to get enough milk in 3 minutes of nursing, which used to take her 15 minutes when she was a newborn. I have a friend whose babies never nursed more than 5 minutes. Just go with the flow. As she gets a little older and finds out that the world really isn't quite as interesting as she thought it was, she'll settle back into nursing a little longer wherever.
Answered by maegs33 - Tue Feb 5 03:26:51 2008