Appraisal Season
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"Peanuts For Appraisals": Zepto, Blinkit, Swiggy's Cheeky Joke Leaves Internet In Splits
The playful jab, seen by many as a witty take on the appraisal season, quickly caught the attention of internet users.
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India Inc Sees Healthy Appraisals Despite Uncertainties: Report
This appraisal season was "healthy" for most sectors, even though there was a drop in pay hikes as compared to last year, says ABC Consultants.
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Got A Salary Hike? Here Is How To Manage Your Finances
The appraisal season is on. You may be filling up your appraisal form or might have got the salary hike letter already. With a hike in salary, your cash flows are going to increase. So you should plan to use them wisely for the improving your overall financial health, say experts
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Double-Digit Growth in Salary Expected This Year: Report
Rising demand for talent seems to have a positive impact on salaries as candidates are expected to witness a double-digit growth of up to 15 per cent in remunerations this season, according to a report.
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Pay Hike of 10-12% Seen by Analysts as Job Market in Sweet Spot
If you have the skill, flaunt it. The job market is buzzing and companies, in order to reward and retain employees, are expected to dole out an average 10-12 per cent hike while for key talent, the increase would be around 30 per cent this appraisal season, say experts.
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Companies to Give Average 11% Salary Hike in FY15: Survey
As per the survey conducted jointly by MyHiringClub.com and FlikJobs.com, as much as 92 per cent companies said that they would dole out increments for their employees in the current appraisal season, while another 90 per cent firms are also likely to give bonuses.
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Chelsea 'not as good as we used to be': Lampard
Frank Lampard has delivered a blunt appraisal of Chelsea's season so far by saying: "We're not as good as we used to be."
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Chelsea's Frank Lampard admits to dip in playing standards
Frank Lampard has delivered a blunt appraisal of Chelsea's season so far by saying: "We're not as good as we used to be."
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"Peanuts For Appraisals": Zepto, Blinkit, Swiggy's Cheeky Joke Leaves Internet In Splits
The playful jab, seen by many as a witty take on the appraisal season, quickly caught the attention of internet users.
-
India Inc Sees Healthy Appraisals Despite Uncertainties: Report
This appraisal season was "healthy" for most sectors, even though there was a drop in pay hikes as compared to last year, says ABC Consultants.
-
Got A Salary Hike? Here Is How To Manage Your Finances
The appraisal season is on. You may be filling up your appraisal form or might have got the salary hike letter already. With a hike in salary, your cash flows are going to increase. So you should plan to use them wisely for the improving your overall financial health, say experts
-
Double-Digit Growth in Salary Expected This Year: Report
Rising demand for talent seems to have a positive impact on salaries as candidates are expected to witness a double-digit growth of up to 15 per cent in remunerations this season, according to a report.
-
Pay Hike of 10-12% Seen by Analysts as Job Market in Sweet Spot
If you have the skill, flaunt it. The job market is buzzing and companies, in order to reward and retain employees, are expected to dole out an average 10-12 per cent hike while for key talent, the increase would be around 30 per cent this appraisal season, say experts.
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Companies to Give Average 11% Salary Hike in FY15: Survey
As per the survey conducted jointly by MyHiringClub.com and FlikJobs.com, as much as 92 per cent companies said that they would dole out increments for their employees in the current appraisal season, while another 90 per cent firms are also likely to give bonuses.
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Chelsea 'not as good as we used to be': Lampard
Frank Lampard has delivered a blunt appraisal of Chelsea's season so far by saying: "We're not as good as we used to be."
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Chelsea's Frank Lampard admits to dip in playing standards
Frank Lampard has delivered a blunt appraisal of Chelsea's season so far by saying: "We're not as good as we used to be."
