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Companies in India plan to facilitate COVID-19 vaccination for employees, dependents: SurveyA significant percentage of companies in India are planning to facilitate vaccination for their employees and dependents, and also plan to ...- India to see a 6.4% average salary increase in 2021: SurveyThe increase is marginally higher than the average actual increase of 5.9% in 2020. 37% of the surveyed companies in India have projected a...
- 52% employees feel financial problems impact their efficiency: SurveyAlmost every second employee in India is concerned about his or her current financial status, a survey by Willis Towers Watson has found.
- 'India has lowest annual base salaries among APAC nations'Willis Towers Watson today also said that China's base salaries across all job grades are higher than in India by 64-100 per cent.
- Indian employees inadequately prepared for retirement: SurveyMillennials in India are inadequately prepared for their post-retirement life as retirees are facing challenges in form of rising consumeri...
- Top management's role key to driving staff engagement: SurveyAccording to the global professional services company, organisations are increasingly expecting employees to take greater responsibility fo...
- Starting salaries in India amongst lowest in Asia-Pacific: StudyThe average monthly starting pay in India is around USD 400 (Rs 24,000), less than one-fifth of the equivalent paid in South Korea and Sing...
- You may get 10.8 per cent pay hike this yearThe survey forecasts the real salary increase (increase net of inflation) to grow from 3.3% to 5%.
- Companies try out flexibility in staff benefitsIntroducing more flexibility in the benefits programme, the employers feel, could address this gap between rewards and valuation, according...
- What employees want: Companies, staff are poles apartThe survey reveals half of the organisations do not inform their top talent and high-potential employees about their status, a trend that g...
- Towers Watson buys stake in Metis InsuranceTowers Watson has forayed into the employee benefits brokerage space in the country with the acquisition of a stake in Metis Insurance.
- Towers Watson acquires controlling stake in Metis InsuranceWith this acquisition, Metis Insurance would now be known as Towers Watson Insurance Brokers India Private Limited, the company said today.
- Towers Watson strengthens Data Services Practice in IndiaAs part of this move, Sambhav Rakyan Global Data Services Practice Leader - Asia Pacific, has been relocated to India, which reaffirms Towe...
- Companies focus on health to enhance employee performanceGlobally, companies with the most effective H&P programmes are more productive and generate 34 per cent higher revenue per employee.
- Indian labour market has competitive advantage over China: ReportIndia has more affordable labour than China, where the pay is more than double of what is being offered locally, a Towers Watson report say...
- 60% Indian firms to review their benefits strategy in next 1 yearEmployers also recognise the need for innovation with almost one-third offering or planning to offer non-traditional benefits.
- India Inc may give a 11% raise in 2014, says Towers Watson studyIndian firms continue to offer high salary increases to attract and retaining critical talent, but soaring inflation end up eroding much of...
- Indians, Chinese not saving enough for comfortable retirement: StudyHousing & children's expenses are top two motivators for Indians above 35 to save. Also health status and financial decisions are closely r...
- Unfunded employee benefit liabilities decrease in BSE100 companies: Towers Watson ReportAccording to the report, the overall funding of total defined benefits liabilities has increased from 80% in 2011 to 86% in 2012.
- Combined estimated liabilities for employee benefits across BSE 100 companies increases 45%: Towers WatsonThe combined estimated liabilities for employee benefits across BSE 100 companies has increased by 45% at Rs 2,90,000 crore as on March 31,...
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