Consistently top performer but still paid lower than newer hires
What would you do if you were consistently a top performer, but started from a lowballed baseline salary, so even after multiple increases, you’re still earning less than newer hires?
Meanwhile, you’re the one training the newbie, they still rely on you for certain aspects of the job, and you also handle higher value and more complex portfolios. On top of that, you’ve taken on additional board/LT facing admin responsibilities outside your actual role.
Would you open this up to your line manager? If yes, how would you approach it professionally?