<human>: Well, I just found out at my library, where I work. I won't be able to move up to a new position they apparently created for just one person May of this year.

Some back story:

We are a small system of 3 libraries. My position, prior to May, was part-time and I shared the job title with 2 other people and the other libraries. None of us were happy with the circumstance and we finally got them to make us full-time since our jobs were pretty hard to get done in 18 hours.

For one of the three, he graduated with his MLIS (library master degree) in May at the same time, so they created a new position and offered it to him. He still has the exact same job, but he makes $4 more dollars and is officially considered a librarian.

Obviously, me and the other person thought that meant once she and I got our master's, we'd move up too. I was already in the process of getting my master's (as a means to find a FT, decent paying job doing what I love) so once this happened I was happy since I do love where I work.

Turns out this position was made JUST for that library, which by the way, has the lowest productivity in terms of what our job titles actually do. I am devastated by this news as I was hoping I could stay at my job post MLIS, but it looks like I will be looking for another job soon. I make OKAY money... but not OKAY enough for someone with a master's.

I guess it just sucks because I pull in literally 2x to 3x more people to my events than he does, I already order for my library, and all sorts of stuff. I work really hard and it just feels like I probably have no recourse but to leave eventually.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: They made a new position that pays more for MLIS for just a single person and me and the other girl in the same job description (to the letter) won't be able to move up until he leaves. BAH.