Dunzo told employees that it understands the delay in salaries is ‘very difficult’ and that the firm appreciates the patience.

Projected salary increases for 2023 are slightly lower than the actual increases for 2022 across all job levels, except for blue-collar wor...

Compensation experts Aon, Willis Towers Watson and Mercer estimate average hikes at India’s ecommerce and startup companies in 2019 to be b...

Median salaries improved to Rs 11,500 a month in 2017 from Rs 7,500 a month in 2014, making the increments among the highest for blue-colla...

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

After IT sector’s more-than-four-years monopoly, BFSI is at the top rung for the first time with salary increments averaging 11.2 per cent.

Many who got swept up during the boom of 2014 and 2015 are getting back to lower-paying but stable jobs at half their previous salaries in ...

This season, the highest salary of Rs 32 lakh a year at NIFT Mumbai was offered by EPIC Designers, a Hong Kong-based brick-and-mortar desig...

The step is aimed at fuelling profitable growth and giving employees “ownership”, RB South Asia regional HR director Udayan Dutt said.

Flipkart Internet’s employee benefit expenses swelled threefold to Rs 476 crore, according to its filing with the Registrar of Companies.

As ecommerce valuations peak, senior execs are making a beeline to the offices of lawyers & human resource advisers to find ways to encash ...

Industry experts, however, rule out a mass migration from the services sector, mainly because of the advanced skillsets in demand at the ne...

Demand is seen driven by ecommerce, retail, IT, FMCG, banking, financial services & insurance (BFSI) and healthcare companies.

Startups like Flipkart, Amazon, Snapdeal, Ola, Uber, Quikr, CommonFloor, Yepme are among the firms offering jobs with one-crore-plus salari...

Finding the right engineering talent has become a bugbear for India's startups, as heavily funded ecomm cos battle for command.

Mobile payments and ecommerce platform Paytm plans to give 30% raise for its best set of hands this year.

The current estimated size of the industry is about Rs 18,000 crore and is expected to reach Rs 50,000 crore by 2016 .