The number of ITC employees earning over Rs 1 crore increased by 24.11 per cent in FY24 compared to the previous year, reaching a total of ...

Of the 341 CEOs in the AP's 2024 compensation survey, 25 are women, the highest number since the survey began in 2011. Lisa Su of AMD is th...

While female unemployment has declined, the quality of jobs has not improved. An ET analysis shows that the share of women in regular-wage ...

ET analysed the median salaries for male and female employees disclosed by Nifty50 constituent companies. Of the 50 companies, 43 disclosed...

"There were 220 employees, who were employed throughout the year and were in receipt of remuneration aggregating Rs 102 lakhs or more or we...

The AP's compensation study covered 340 executives at S&P 500 companies who have served at least two full consecutive fiscal years at their...

Of the 342 CEOs in the AP's and Equilar's compensation survey of S&P 500 companies, only 16 were women.

Experts attribute this to the strong bias against women CXOs, affecting career growth and promotions.

CLSA analysed the 2016-17 annual reports of 76 listed companies. Here are the key takeaways about the inner workings of India’s biggest com...

Adobe is working on closing the gender wage gap in the US by the end of its current fiscal year, in November, with women paid $1 for every ...

MSI highlights that employees in the manufacturing sector with only secondary education earn Rs 101.4 which is 62.6% less than master gradu...

Survey aimed at understanding the working women of India and their workplace concerns broadly was categorised under the parameters of- work...

Catz was awarded a $56.9 million pay package last year, placing her first among women on the Bloomberg Pay Index.

According to monster.com’s latest findings on salaries, the difference in compensation of a big IT firm from a small one is Rs 192 per hour.

About half the population is made up of introverts - those who get their energy from within. They excel in jobs that reward their unique ab...

The report brings to light the fact that employees in education sector get the lowest hourly salary of Rs 186.50 per hour.

Employees at social networking site Facebook are the youngest, satisfied and yet the most stressed, among workers at major US technology co...