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I didn't explain my point very well. What I meant to say was let's say I make $20 an hour in '18. If I'm given a 3% raise in '19, '20 and '21 then in '22 when the contract expires I do not revert back to my $20 an hour '18 wages. I was wrong to state that a raise would also occur in '22 and my comment incorrectly read that way, that was my error. If I didn't recieve a raise over those 3 years ('19-'21) than I would stay at my $20 an hour wages when the contract expires in '22. That seems perfectly reasonable I have no issue there. Using the word "raise" was an incorrect way of explaining what occurs when the deal expires.