Self-funding CIPD course as doesn't want tie-in

After asking employer if they are willing to help fund the level 5 CIPD course and him brushing it off. Employee decided to self fund the course... now employer has been told by a friend that he should pay for the course or risk losing said member of staff due them advancing in careers and able to gain more pay etc. Employee doesn’t want employer to fund the course anymore and instead would like to request a pay rise due to not being on a great wage anyway for the role they do... how would they go about this?

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  • Two different matters, one being temporary and the other permanent. And BTW lots of employers don't contribute to CIPD, mine didn't (back in the day!)

    Employee should put a business case together of why they feel they are worth more, what they bring to the business, what quantifiable improvements / savings have they made, etc? Also some local benchmarking might assist.
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  • Two different matters, one being temporary and the other permanent. And BTW lots of employers don't contribute to CIPD, mine didn't (back in the day!)

    Employee should put a business case together of why they feel they are worth more, what they bring to the business, what quantifiable improvements / savings have they made, etc? Also some local benchmarking might assist.
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