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Cognizant Describes Report On High Attrition As 'Speculative At Best'
Cognizant in reaction to media reports on high annual attrition rate said the company was following its plan for promoting rapid growth, upholding dominant positions in important economic spheres, and increasing its global headcount to the largest ever.
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Cognizant Says 400 Executives Accept Its Voluntary Separation Package
Cognizant had in May offered up to nine months of salary as part of the package to some top-level executives in the US and India.
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Cognizant Headcounts Drop By Over 4,000 In June Quarter
Cognizant's annualised attrition rate stood at 23.6 per cent, including BPO and trainees, during the June quarter.
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Cognizant Offers Voluntary Separation Option To Senior Executives
Cognizant did not disclose the number of employees who have been offered this voluntary separation option.
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Infosys Plans Restricted Stock Units to Check Record Attrition
Infosys chief financial officer Rajiv Bansal told Nomura analysts Ashwin Mehta and Pinku Pappan that the company has taken measures like wage hikes, regular promotions, and reducing uncertainty on take-home salaries on the monetary front. Infosys is also pursuing softer aspects like improving engagement with employees, he added.
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Infosys Promotes 5,000 as CEO Vishal Sikka Checks In
The promotions are aimed at controlling a record attrition at Infosys, analysts say. India's second largest outsourcer had reported an annualized attrition rate of 19.5 per cent for the quarter ended June 30. In simple terms, one in five employees left Infosys in the one-year period.
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Cognizant Matches TCS, Announces Double-Digit Salary Hike
At a post-earnings analyst call on Wednesday, Gordon J. Coburn, president of Cognizant said the company gave salary increments at the higher end of the industry to send a strong message to employees that they can have terrific careers and great growth paths.
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Infosys to dole out promotions every quarter: report
The country's second-largest software services company, which has trailed peers TCS and Cognizant on growth, is also looking at weeding out non-performers to improve efficiency.
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Cognizant Describes Report On High Attrition As 'Speculative At Best'
Cognizant in reaction to media reports on high annual attrition rate said the company was following its plan for promoting rapid growth, upholding dominant positions in important economic spheres, and increasing its global headcount to the largest ever.
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Cognizant Says 400 Executives Accept Its Voluntary Separation Package
Cognizant had in May offered up to nine months of salary as part of the package to some top-level executives in the US and India.
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Cognizant Headcounts Drop By Over 4,000 In June Quarter
Cognizant's annualised attrition rate stood at 23.6 per cent, including BPO and trainees, during the June quarter.
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Cognizant Offers Voluntary Separation Option To Senior Executives
Cognizant did not disclose the number of employees who have been offered this voluntary separation option.
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Infosys Plans Restricted Stock Units to Check Record Attrition
Infosys chief financial officer Rajiv Bansal told Nomura analysts Ashwin Mehta and Pinku Pappan that the company has taken measures like wage hikes, regular promotions, and reducing uncertainty on take-home salaries on the monetary front. Infosys is also pursuing softer aspects like improving engagement with employees, he added.
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Infosys Promotes 5,000 as CEO Vishal Sikka Checks In
The promotions are aimed at controlling a record attrition at Infosys, analysts say. India's second largest outsourcer had reported an annualized attrition rate of 19.5 per cent for the quarter ended June 30. In simple terms, one in five employees left Infosys in the one-year period.
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Cognizant Matches TCS, Announces Double-Digit Salary Hike
At a post-earnings analyst call on Wednesday, Gordon J. Coburn, president of Cognizant said the company gave salary increments at the higher end of the industry to send a strong message to employees that they can have terrific careers and great growth paths.
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Infosys to dole out promotions every quarter: report
The country's second-largest software services company, which has trailed peers TCS and Cognizant on growth, is also looking at weeding out non-performers to improve efficiency.
