<prompt> Human: Hi! Not sure if this is the right subreddit to post this in, but it does have to do with my finances, so I figured Id give it a shot. So on my most recent pay stub, I noticed that Im making an extra 2hr. I was pretty happy, cause yay money. But it feels off. Now, I get raises fairly frequently at my job, but usually theyre in 1hr increments. Ive gotten 2, 2hr raises in the the 5 years Ive been there, but that was only when I negotiated it. My random youre doing a good job raises are 1hr. We did have a meeting between all the licensed personel and upper management, where they basically went around the circle and asked how can we make you guyd happy? Moral has been low because of how insanely busy its been, but Im sure that means business is good. My answer was I like money.So the raise makes sense. But to boost moral, wouldnt they tell me about it, as opposed to hoping Id notice it on the pay stub? My worry is, if I say something, they may dock my next check if it was an error. A few months ago, they realized they werent actually charging our dental insurance, so they just back charged us like 6 months worth on one check, without warning. It was only like 100 extra before taxes, but still really annoying when I wasnt planning for it. Frankly, even if it is an error, Im hoping they just dont notice theyre awful at bookkeeping but the longer i wait to thank them for the raise the more they could potentially dock.Edit: texted my supervisor and she confirmed it wasnt an error. I definitely feel a lot better now. Thank you all for the advice.  <response>: If its your money, asking will ease your mind.If its their money, asking will ease your mind. Just ask them. You dont want to be caught out if it is an error. 