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Average Appraisal In India Is 9%, Highest Among Major World Economies
According to an Aon report, sectors such as real estate, NBFCs, and automotive are likely to offer higher-than-average salary increases in 2026.
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Salaries In India Likely To Rise 9% In 2026 Amid Global Growth Uncertainties: Survey
Salaries in India are likely to rise by 9 per cent next year, on the back of resilient consumption, investment and policy support despite global economic growth uncertainties, a survey said on Tuesday.
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Expect Higher Pay Hikes Across the World: Survey
According to the survey's prediction, pay hikes across the world will be slightly better than this year. The survey sees pay hikes across the world going up on average by 5.8 per cent in 2015, slightly better than this year's 5.6 per cent average.
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Inflation to almost wipe off salary hike in 2014: survey
Employees in India can expect to see their pay increase by an average of 11 per cent in 2014, though after factoring in inflation, the rise would be just 2 per cent, according to the latest Salary Trends survey by ECA International.
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Average Appraisal In India Is 9%, Highest Among Major World Economies
According to an Aon report, sectors such as real estate, NBFCs, and automotive are likely to offer higher-than-average salary increases in 2026.
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Salaries In India Likely To Rise 9% In 2026 Amid Global Growth Uncertainties: Survey
Salaries in India are likely to rise by 9 per cent next year, on the back of resilient consumption, investment and policy support despite global economic growth uncertainties, a survey said on Tuesday.
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Expect Higher Pay Hikes Across the World: Survey
According to the survey's prediction, pay hikes across the world will be slightly better than this year. The survey sees pay hikes across the world going up on average by 5.8 per cent in 2015, slightly better than this year's 5.6 per cent average.
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Inflation to almost wipe off salary hike in 2014: survey
Employees in India can expect to see their pay increase by an average of 11 per cent in 2014, though after factoring in inflation, the rise would be just 2 per cent, according to the latest Salary Trends survey by ECA International.
