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[QUOTE="Fred T, post: 209439, member: 22413"]
[b]I own my own business and...[/b]

first of all I'm shocked that your wife has not had a wage review in 4 years! Her employer is out of touch or over confident with their ability to staff.  I suggest she first talk to her boss about the fact that she feels it's time to review her wages and that she feels she is worth  more money than she is currently being paid - no other job threats just making them aware that she is unhappy. The ball is then in their court to make a decent offer or tell her why it's not possible. She will then understand their position, get a raise or  exercise other options that she see's fit. This is the time to seek other employment IMHO, when you know you have been forthcoming with your current employer and they choose to ignor your requests.  Never burn a bridge because you may have to cross over it again in the future -the new job might now work out well or the new business may fold. Good relationships are based on good comunication and trust. I review my teams wages yearly and we discuss their progress evey 6 months.
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