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Brace Up! You May Get Lower Salary Hike Next Year
According to Korn Ferry Hay Group 2017 Salary Forecast, India salary growth is pegged at 10 per cent, while real wages are expected to rise by 4.8 per cent.
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Start-Ups Face High Attrition Despite Paying Good Salaries: Study
"Indian start-ups are good paymasters with 82 per cent paying above the market median, which is a promising sign for the ecosystem," Hay Group India Director Debabrat (Debu) Mishra said.
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Brace Up! You May Get Lower Salary Hike Next Year
According to Korn Ferry Hay Group 2017 Salary Forecast, India salary growth is pegged at 10 per cent, while real wages are expected to rise by 4.8 per cent.
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Opportunities Galore in India Job Market: US-Based Consultancy
Confident about continuing growth opportunities for the Indian job market, US-based consultant giant Korn Ferry Hay Group feels the outsourcing story is no more about cheap labour and the key drivers going forward will be value addition and technology.
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Salary Gap: How Much Money Senior Managers Make
The salary gap between entry-level employees and senior managers has been widening for six straight years reflecting increasing pay disparity. According to a report by global management consultancy Hay Group, senior managers in India are paid nearly 12 times more than entry-level employees.
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Start-Ups Face High Attrition Despite Paying Good Salaries: Study
"Indian start-ups are good paymasters with 82 per cent paying above the market median, which is a promising sign for the ecosystem," Hay Group India Director Debabrat (Debu) Mishra said.
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TCS is India's most admired company; Infosys at third: report
According to the findings of the second edition of India's Most Admired Companies (IMAC) compiled by Hay Group in association with Fortune India, TCS replaced last year's winner group company Tata Steel by scoring highest on parameters such as corporate governance, financial soundness, and talent management.
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More than 25% Indians to quit their jobs this year: survey
55% Indians expressed concerns about the fairness of their compensation and 48% were concerned about the extent to which benefits meet their needs.
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CEOs may see modest 9.4 per cent salary hike this fiscal year: report
The projected average hike in compensation is much lower than the double-digit increasearound 11 per centseen in the previous year.
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It's 'brain cycle', not 'brain drain': Industrial nations to suffer skill shortages by 2030
The concept of "brain drain" would take the form of "brain cycle" in the next two decades, as migrants are expected to return to their home countries and fuel local development, says a study.
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One-third of Indians want to change jobs within two years
Commitment levels among employees in India have declined sharply in comparison to the global average with about 33 per cent Indians planning to leave their jobs in less than two years, says a survey by global management consultancy Hay Group.
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Tata Group among 10 best companies for leadership in Asia: Study
The Tata Group is at the fifth position among ten best companies for leadership in Asia list.
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US CEOs' take-home pay climbs on stock awards
The take-home pay of U.S. chiefs grew at least 10 per cent in 2011, propelled largely by a stock market rally.
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Brace Up! You May Get Lower Salary Hike Next Year
According to Korn Ferry Hay Group 2017 Salary Forecast, India salary growth is pegged at 10 per cent, while real wages are expected to rise by 4.8 per cent.
-
Start-Ups Face High Attrition Despite Paying Good Salaries: Study
"Indian start-ups are good paymasters with 82 per cent paying above the market median, which is a promising sign for the ecosystem," Hay Group India Director Debabrat (Debu) Mishra said.
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Brace Up! You May Get Lower Salary Hike Next Year
According to Korn Ferry Hay Group 2017 Salary Forecast, India salary growth is pegged at 10 per cent, while real wages are expected to rise by 4.8 per cent.
-
Opportunities Galore in India Job Market: US-Based Consultancy
Confident about continuing growth opportunities for the Indian job market, US-based consultant giant Korn Ferry Hay Group feels the outsourcing story is no more about cheap labour and the key drivers going forward will be value addition and technology.
-
Salary Gap: How Much Money Senior Managers Make
The salary gap between entry-level employees and senior managers has been widening for six straight years reflecting increasing pay disparity. According to a report by global management consultancy Hay Group, senior managers in India are paid nearly 12 times more than entry-level employees.
-
Start-Ups Face High Attrition Despite Paying Good Salaries: Study
"Indian start-ups are good paymasters with 82 per cent paying above the market median, which is a promising sign for the ecosystem," Hay Group India Director Debabrat (Debu) Mishra said.
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TCS is India's most admired company; Infosys at third: report
According to the findings of the second edition of India's Most Admired Companies (IMAC) compiled by Hay Group in association with Fortune India, TCS replaced last year's winner group company Tata Steel by scoring highest on parameters such as corporate governance, financial soundness, and talent management.
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More than 25% Indians to quit their jobs this year: survey
55% Indians expressed concerns about the fairness of their compensation and 48% were concerned about the extent to which benefits meet their needs.
-
CEOs may see modest 9.4 per cent salary hike this fiscal year: report
The projected average hike in compensation is much lower than the double-digit increasearound 11 per centseen in the previous year.
-
It's 'brain cycle', not 'brain drain': Industrial nations to suffer skill shortages by 2030
The concept of "brain drain" would take the form of "brain cycle" in the next two decades, as migrants are expected to return to their home countries and fuel local development, says a study.
-
One-third of Indians want to change jobs within two years
Commitment levels among employees in India have declined sharply in comparison to the global average with about 33 per cent Indians planning to leave their jobs in less than two years, says a survey by global management consultancy Hay Group.
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Tata Group among 10 best companies for leadership in Asia: Study
The Tata Group is at the fifth position among ten best companies for leadership in Asia list.
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US CEOs' take-home pay climbs on stock awards
The take-home pay of U.S. chiefs grew at least 10 per cent in 2011, propelled largely by a stock market rally.
