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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
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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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Indian Employees Set For 15-30% Hikes This Year, Asia's Biggest: Report
Indian employees are set for Asia's biggest pay increases this year, with top talent earning as much as 15%-30% more, according to a survey by Korn Ferry.
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Americans Are Willing to Forgo a 56% Pay Raise for Best Job Perks
Almost 40% of respondents preferred a relatively lower-wage job with flexible hours and telecommuting over one without such perks.
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Amazon Ponies Up More Money for Warehouse Workers After Blowback
Amazon said decision to remove stock awards from the compensation plan will make workers’ pay “more immediate and predictable.”
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World’s Richest Economies Enjoy Biggest Pay Raise in a Decade
Shrinking unemployment in the U.S., Japan and euro zone finally forces companies to lift wages to retain and attract staff.
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Who's to Blame for Uber's New York Defeat—Khosrowshahi or Kalanick?
New York city council passed that legislation and approved a minimum hourly wage for Uber drivers on Wednesday.
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7th Pay Commission: Jaitley Says More Money Needed To Fund Salary Hikes
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told lawmakers that he would need more money in the current fiscal year to cover the cost of big pay rises for 10 million state workers and pensioners.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth In Line For Pay Rise
Britain's Queen Elizabeth is set to receive a $72,000 a week pay rise, an official report revealed.
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CEOs in India earn '78 times the salary of an entry-level professional'
Hay Group said CEOs in India earn "78 times the salary of an entry-level professional" and the ratio has been consistently on the rise.
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IBM Employee On Sick Leave For 15 Years Sues Company For No Pay Rise
He claimed that he was a victim of 'disability discrimination' because his salary had not been increased in the 15 years he was off work.
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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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Indian Employees Set For 15-30% Hikes This Year, Asia's Biggest: Report
Indian employees are set for Asia's biggest pay increases this year, with top talent earning as much as 15%-30% more, according to a survey by Korn Ferry.
-
Americans Are Willing to Forgo a 56% Pay Raise for Best Job Perks
Almost 40% of respondents preferred a relatively lower-wage job with flexible hours and telecommuting over one without such perks.
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Amazon Ponies Up More Money for Warehouse Workers After Blowback
Amazon said decision to remove stock awards from the compensation plan will make workers’ pay “more immediate and predictable.”
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World’s Richest Economies Enjoy Biggest Pay Raise in a Decade
Shrinking unemployment in the U.S., Japan and euro zone finally forces companies to lift wages to retain and attract staff.
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Who's to Blame for Uber's New York Defeat—Khosrowshahi or Kalanick?
New York city council passed that legislation and approved a minimum hourly wage for Uber drivers on Wednesday.
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7th Pay Commission: Jaitley Says More Money Needed To Fund Salary Hikes
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told lawmakers that he would need more money in the current fiscal year to cover the cost of big pay rises for 10 million state workers and pensioners.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth In Line For Pay Rise
Britain's Queen Elizabeth is set to receive a $72,000 a week pay rise, an official report revealed.
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CEOs in India earn '78 times the salary of an entry-level professional'
Hay Group said CEOs in India earn "78 times the salary of an entry-level professional" and the ratio has been consistently on the rise.
