I work for a large financial institution that is currently leading the way in eliminating overdraft fees. We have had a very successful couple of years despite the pandemic. I had surgery in October and returned to work early because I wasn’t being compensated, and could not afford to stay out of work. Surgery was pretty intense and most of the invasive tumor was removed. The surgical wound caused me to finish the year inconsistent as I typed slower, didn’t have mobility in my right hand, was slower in general because of the prescribed pain medicine. There wasn’t enough tissue to stitch my thumb closed after surgery, so it had to be left open. It was hard on my mental health to go through that, my hand was essentially disfigured. I still am not using my right hand normally; most of my right thumb is gone. The rest of my team got higher raises. I will admit I was significantly slower in 2021 because of the tumor, but in 2020 I won awards because I exceeded metrics. And, in 2020, they only gave me a yearly raise of $748. So, I’ve been snubbed for two years, it feels like. Any advice? Should I look for another job or ask for a higher raise?