How much of a yearly increase in pay do you see?

In my area new RN's start out at about 18.00 an hour. There is not a very high annual pay increase. Just curious as to what everyone else's is on his/her annual raise.
One hospital I got $1.25, none at the other.

A whooping $.24....wish I were kidding. FYI: I am a CNA.

Quote from GM2RNOne hospital I got $1.25, none at the other.

What raise? In this market raises are not necessarily automatic. It depends on the facility and the state you are working in.

Zilch. last two years

None. For all employers except the one that was unionized.

Quote from caliotter3None. For all employers except the one that was unionized.

Zero, for past two years.

Yea, is this considered your "job performance" increase?

Quote from missie988Yea, is this considered your "job performance" increase?

got a 3% raise after no raise in 3 years.

Both of my jobs gave no raises last year. Now one gave a 2% raise to everyone January 1 and the other is giving a 3% raise. Prior to this, at one of them, we used to get a cost of living raise July 1, usually a bonus in September and a performance raise on your hire anniversary date. This year they are tying the 3% raise to your anniversary date, which means some have to wait a long time to get it instead of getting a bump in July like we used to. I'm fairly new with the other employer so I don't know what they used to do.