<prompt> Human: Hey guys,I work in security. I work at 13 an hour - dayshift, at one of the largest office towers in my city where I cater to over 10 clients on a daily basis. I was offered a job at 17 starting wage at a different company mind you for less demanding work and upon hearing about this my at the time operations manager offered me 15 dollars an hour and a promised position in our K9 division upon obtaining my full license. I said yes to this offer and turned down the 17 an hour job because I do have a great relationship with the building operations and my colleagues. He told me this, face to face, it wont be on your next paycheque, but it will be on the one after it.So I waited for that, pretty content with my situation.A week goes by and my OM goes on a personal leave. My company forces him to resign because they couldnt work with him regarding when hed be back he told them until further notice so he was basically forced to quit. I was like well okay he helped me out quite a bit, sad to see him go...another couple weeks go by and I get THE paycheque and notice Im still being paid 13. Im confused and angry. I call payroll and I get told theres no record of this raise SO the replacement OM is notified and tells me he has no knowledge of this either. The request for my raise is sent to the board manager one step above OM and now he is saying he has no knowledge of it either. Now Im being told that my previous OM was out of line offering me such a raise and that 15 an hour was obscene for my site we pay the guard who make sure no one enters electric factories without qualification 18 an hour.I feel extremely taken advantage of. I couldve been working a better job for better pay. I am a second in command at my job and Im being paid less than I was when I checked if people had a membership decal on their car at a country club. Im being paid less than when I opened and closed a door for people at a watch store. Im pissed. I feel like quitting, but I know that puts the building operations and my team in a bad spot. I just dont know what to do.Edit: why would someone downvote this? I messed up a very imperative part of my life  <response>: This is another reason why its not a good idea to accept counteroffers when leaving a job.Find another job that pays more, and go.Dont worry about loyalty. It is not you who put your coworkers in this situation. Its your employer. You need to find a new position, and you need to get out. 