Page 11 - Salary

UK migration panel recommends lowering minimum salary for skilled migrants

The Migration Advisory Committee called for the current salary threshold of 30,000 pounds on such workers, a large chunk of whom are Indians, to be cut down to 25,600 pounds

India's salary growth likely to be highest in Asia at 9.2% in 2020: Experts

India has posted a strong growth despite real wages taking a hit globally

Govt plans to introduce a 'One Nation, One Pay Day' system, says Gangwar

Gangwar mentioned that since taking the office in 2014, Modi government has consistently worked on reforming labour laws

Want to increase savings? Don't wait until month-end to invest what's left

Remove a portion of earnings at the start of the month from the salary account to an investment account to reduce chances of misspending

Take-home salary may rise under new Employees' Provident Fund law

At present, 24 per cent of a worker's basic pay is deducted - with 12 per cent each counted as employer's and employee's share - towards the EPF savings

Should you share to the world how much money you make a month?

Attitudes about workers disclosing pay are shifting, for one, as unemployment has reached a five-decade low

Double-digit growth in salary for employees of companies in India: Report

India has the highest overall salary increases and real-wage growth in Asia, says global consulting firm Korn Ferry.

These are the best countries to live and work in - and to boost salary

Singapore packs everything a budding expat could want into one of the world's smallest territories

Stagnant IT fresher salary drives engineering graduates to look elsewhere

On the other hand, increasing number of global companies and start-ups are hiring and attracting talent at campuses with their higher salary offers

Salaried class to carry home more with 9% hike, but engineers to lose out

Professional service firms flooded with work following GST rollout may loosen purse strings the most

India to see 10% salary hike in 2018, highest in Asia Pacific: Report

Salaries are projected to increase by 10 per cent in India in 2018, the highest in the Asia Pacific region, according to a report. The highest projected salary rise is seen in the energy, FMCG and retail sectors. "Salaries in India are projected to rise 10 per cent in 2018, same as the actual increase in 2017," according to the 'Q3 2017 Salary Budget Planning Report' released by global advisory, broking and solutions company Willis Towers Watson. The report covered a range of industries, including BPO, chemicals, construction & engineering, consumer products & retail, financial services, high tech, manufacturing, media, pharmaceutical & health sciences, business and technical consulting and transportation and logistics. For this, a survey was conducted in July among 4,000 respondents in Asia Pacific, in which about 300 companies participated in the India market. Although salaries in India are seeing a decreasing pattern in the year-on-year salary increases, ...

The big salary debate

There are equally compelling arguments for and against high pay packages in C-suites

Less than 10% pay hikes in 2017, India to be worst hit in Asia-PAC: Survey

The survey said India would be the worst hit among the Asia-Pacific countries

India to have highest salary increase in Asia Pacific in 2017: Survey

A report by Mercer has forecast a 10.8 per cent salary increase in India and 9.2 per cent in Vietnam in 2017

In Manipur, no salaries for employees due to cash crunch

Employees of both the government and private sectors are suffering as the cash-strapped banks and offices cannot pay them

Chaos at banks, long queues at ATMs on pay day

An MNC employee complained about banks not conforming to the rules about the withdrawal limit

Your salary has grown only by 0.2% since 2008

China, Indonesia and Mexico had the largest real salary growth at 10.6%, 9.3% and 8.9%, respectively

Salaries to go up 10.7%, star performers to gain handsomely

E-commerce, life science sectors expected to hand out bigger pay packets

Annual base salaries in India lowest in APAC

India continues to be a cost competitive labour market; Australia & Singapore are highest paying countries

Gender pay gap in India at 27%: Monster Salary Index

Men earned a median gross hourly salary of Rs 288.68 per hour while females earned just Rs 207.85; manufacturing found to be the most unequal sector