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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Senior Level Jobs To See Average 20% Pay Hike In Buoyant Economy: Report
Salary hike in senior level job roles is expected to reach an average of 20 per cent this year, as nurturing talent and fostering innovation remains a key focus area for companies amid the country's buoyant economic conditions, says a report.
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Average Salary In India Likely To Rise By 10.2% In 2023: Report
Average salary in India is expected to increase by 10.2 per cent in 2023, mainly driven by e-commerce, professional services and information technology, a report said on Tuesday.
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Snapdeal Said to Dole Out Up to 15 Percent Pay Hike Amid Sell-Off Buzz
According to PTI sources, the pay revision will be effective from April 1 and will see salaries of employees at the mid and junior-level go up by an average 12-15 percent.
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Employee With Highest Performance Rating Seeks Reddit Advice After "Average" Colleague Gets 100% Hike
One employee took to Reddit seeking advice after their colleague, despite being an average performer, received a 100% hike
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Senior Level Jobs To See Average 20% Pay Hike In Buoyant Economy: Report
Salary hike in senior level job roles is expected to reach an average of 20 per cent this year, as nurturing talent and fostering innovation remains a key focus area for companies amid the country's buoyant economic conditions, says a report.
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Average Salary In India Likely To Rise By 10.2% In 2023: Report
Average salary in India is expected to increase by 10.2 per cent in 2023, mainly driven by e-commerce, professional services and information technology, a report said on Tuesday.
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Snapdeal Said to Dole Out Up to 15 Percent Pay Hike Amid Sell-Off Buzz
According to PTI sources, the pay revision will be effective from April 1 and will see salaries of employees at the mid and junior-level go up by an average 12-15 percent.
