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These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 28%There are two ways to deal with the kind of uncertainty the US-Iran war has brought to the stock market. First, you could just sit it out a...- Cannot absorb hike in wages: Noida exportersNoida apparel exporters warn wage hikes and labour unrest may disrupt shipments, as rising costs and pressure from global buyers threaten o...
- India to maintain 9.5% salary increase in 2025, finds WTW surveyIndia Inc will offer a median salary increase of 9.5% in 2025. It matches the hikes in 2024. Pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, and insurance ...
- Indian companies to raise staff salaries by 9.8% in 2024; highest in APAC regionCompanies in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector (10% vs 9.8%), retail (10% vs 9.9%) and captives (9.9% vs 9.8%) ha...
- Salaries in India to increase by an average of 10% in 2023: WTW surveyThe survey by global advisory, broking and solutions company WTW found that salary increases across markets in Asia Pacific (APAC) continue...
- India set to witness highest salary hike in world in 2023; Pakistan among lowest fiveAsian nations make up eight of the top 10 countries forecast to see real salaries rise, led by India, up 4.6%, Vietnam rising 4.0% and Chin...
- India to have highest salary increase in 2017: ReportA report by Mercer has forecast a 10.8 per cent salary increase in India and 9.2 per cent in Vietnam in 2017.
- Employees in India may get lower salary hike next year: ReportAccording to Korn Ferry Hay Group 2017 Salary Forecast, India salary growth is pegged at 10%, while real wages are expected to rise by 4.8%.
- India to see 4.7% real wage hike in 2016, highest in three yearsWorkers in India are projected to see a real wage hike of 4.7 per cent in 2016 -- the highest in three years -- while the overall salary in...
- India Inc promises 10 lakh new jobs, up to 40% hike in 2015The average salary increments may also be higher in the range of 15-20 per cent, as against 10-12 per cent across various sectors during 20...
- Indian employees to see 10.9% salary hike in 2015: ECA International reportAlthough wage increases in India are among the highest in Asia, salaries would rise only 3.4 per cent on average next year if inflation is ...
- Pay hike to be 10 per cent this year, lowest since 2009: Aon HewittThe years 2012-14 are witnessing a sort of "plateauing" in salary increases as compared to the high double-digit increases in the last deca...
- 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...
- Asian executives earn more than western peers: MercerExecutive pay in the Asia Pacific region is increasing across the region, especially in China, India, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines a...
- No pay hikes for one fifth of privately held businesses in 2009The global meltdown is yet to show its ugly face to the salaried professionals, who are already struggling in the financial tsunami.
- Salaries to see 14% hike every year till 2011: StudyIndia is likely to witness over 14% increase in salaries annually for the next 3 yrs even as there has been a rise in input costs. Biz Week...
- Indian employees to get highest salary hike in 2008Reasons for the salary hike would be talent-retention measures by the MNCs as well as soaring corporate profits.CAT that could not be belle...
- India makes way for Lanka in annual salary hike listIndia has been toppled from the top slot, by Sri Lanka, in the league of annual salary hikes for the Asia-Pacific region.
- Indian executives see second-highest pay hike in Asia-PacificSri Lanka has overtaken India by reporting the highest average salary increase at 15.3% while India reported an increase of 14.8%. Keep emp...
- Manager-clerk salary gap widens in IndiaAlthough average salary hikes have been consistently high in India over the last few years, the clerical staff has been bereft of such bene...
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