Executives are likely to get an average of 10.3% salary hikes this year, a tad lower than an actual increase of 10.6% in 2022, according to...

According to the Aon salary increase survey in September, the actual salary hike for 2022 was at 10.6%, while according to the Willis Tower...

The increase is marginally higher than the average actual increase of 5.9% in 2020. 37% of the surveyed companies in India have projected a...

As per Team-Lease's annual report, salaries in India are expected to increase 10-11% in 2019 as compared to 9% in 2018.

Today for some companies, the variable component is nearly 25 per cent of the fixed salary for employees at junior-mid level, experts said.

High demand is projected for HR professionals who are analytical and execution-focused, along with those experienced in performance managem...

Sambhav Rakyan, data services practice leader, Asia Pacific for the company said, India continues to show high salary increments compared t...

Only those who align their skills with fast-changing industry demands will succeed in transitioning into the 'future workforce', say expert...

The lowest increments are expected in the industrial goods (automotive) & transportation sectors with average increments pegged at 10-10.2%...

Government sops and increased consumer spending to boost job market, according to a TeamLease study.

India Inc employees can expect a dismal average salary hike of just 10.3% in 2013, the lowest salary hike in a decade barring 2009.

Salary increases in India are projected to be 11.9%, marginally lower than the actual increase of 12.6% in 2011.

The biggest beneficiaries are likely to be those in the engineering services segment, with an average salary increase of 14.4%.

India is projected to witness a an average salary hike of 8.2 per cent this year, the highest in the Asia-Pacific region.

According to a survey by Hewitt Associates, IT sector would see the lowest pay hike of 11.3% in India next year. Weekly Gainers: NSE, Group...

Electronics, FMCG, automotive and ITeS saw the lowest salary increases in 2007 in the range of 13-14%, and will see muted raises in 2008.

Average salary increases in many sectors here have leapt from about 15% in yesteryear to 20% levels.