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Wipro CEO Pallia takes home Rs 49.6 crore in FY26Wipro CEO Srinivas Pallia's compensation decreased to $5.29 million in FY26, while executive chairman Rishad A Premji earned $773,213. The ...- Infosys CEO's compensation rises 2.5% to nearly Rs 82.6 crore in fiscal 2026Infosys CEO Salil Parekh's compensation reached Rs 82.6 crore in 2025-26, a 2.5% increase, significantly higher than rivals like TCS. This ...
- Infosys CEO Salil Parekh earned Rs 82.6 crore in FY26, up 2.5%Infosys CEO Salil Parekh's earnings reached ₹82.6 crore in 2025-26, a slight increase. This compensation includes salary, variable pay, and...
- Infosys offers lower bonus in Q3 ahead of pay hikesInfosys announced performance bonus averaging 80% of the target for Q3, with a 5-10% drop from the previous quarter. The company is expecte...
- Infosys to give 80% variable pay to employees for September quarterEmployees at position level 6 (PL6-manager) and below band – meaning those below manager category barring entry level – are set to receive ...
- Infosys to roll out average 80% variable pay for Q1This comes as India's second largest IT firm paid 60% variable last quarter on an average. The company has also not rolled out annual hikes...
- Infosys and Wipro roll out Q4 variable pay, flag uncertaintyThe quantum of variable pay during Q4 has taken a hit for many companies as they struggle with extended deal closure cycles and a cautious ...
- Infosys to roll out average 60% variable pay for January-March quarterInfosys has rolled out an average of 60% variable pay for the fourth quarter of 2022-23, which was impacted by a volatile market and uncert...
- Infosys to announce 60% average variable pay for its employees soon, say reportsA report said that Infosys will disburse Q4 variable pay along with the May salary to employees. For FY24, Infosys has guided for revenue g...
- Infosys to roll out 65% variable pay for Q2Infosys employees will get 65% variable pay for the July-September quarter. For employees in the United States and Canada, the payout will ...
- Infosys gives out 60% variable pay for select BPM staffThe Bengaluru-based company has paid out for J4 to J6 levels - systems engineer to project manager levels, according to an email sent to th...
- TCS to roll out 100% variable pay for its 600,000 plus employeesTata Consultancy Services's previously said that its compensation and bonus cycle was running as planned. to margin pressure.
- Seniors at IT firms bear the brunt of variable pay cutsExperts are of the view that its impact is being felt more keenly by mid- and senior-level employees as companies are aware of zooming attr...
- Infosys pays 70% quarterly bonus on average for Q1 as margin bitesLast month, Infosys reported a lower-than-estimated 3.2% rise in June quarter net profit amid escalating costs.
- I-T companies tightening salary budgets, leveraging variable pay for niche skillsThis comes as Indian IT service companies grapple with margin pressure and rising employee costs amid a growing need for high-cost digital ...
- Infosys surprises its staff with 95% variable pay, highest in past 9 quartersInfosys in its results said it had managed to keep its attrition rate low in December quarter, thanks to salary hikes and higher variables.
- Four Infosys presidents join the million-dollar pay club$1-million fixed and variable pay is in addition to restricted stock units and stock option; co also amends COO Pravin Rao's compensation.
- Infosys increases fixed component of salaries"We announced a reduction in variability so that employees can look forward to a larger share of their salary being guaranteed salary," an ...
- Infosys staff to get steep cut in variable pay post salary freezeThe blow will fall harder on the 300 top execs, the so-called 'title holders' who will be asked to take a 70% cut in their variable salary.
- IT firms like Infosys, Wipro and TCS cut variable payLarge IT companies have begun to implement marginal cuts in employees' variable pay, an indication of the economic challenges they foresee.
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