IBM employees respond to disputes over lawsuits against employers: suffering from leukemia and wanting a 2.5% raise

CTOnews.com May 16 news, IBM employee Ian Clifford (Ian Clifford) against the employer has attracted a lot of attention, recently in an interview with The Telegraph, he made a further introduction, and that this is a normal demand.

He disclosed his condition in the interview, he was diagnosed with leukemia, is currently undergoing chemotherapy, the monthly medical cost is not low.

He thinks the pay rise is within a reasonable range, and he wants a 2.5 per cent pay rise for IBM, well below the UK's inflation rate of more than 10 per cent.

CTOnews.com previously reported that he could receive the salary from IBM every month until he was 65. He said it was true, but he said there was a "significant increase in the cost of living" and that there was "very little chance" of living to 65.

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