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03-03-2009, 11:05 AM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Pune
policy for salary slabs in the organisation
Dear all

This is in ref to the predecied salary slabs in the organisation.

After every appraisal or at the time of salary revision the question comes how much to give rise on the basic salary?

Are there some technical parameters to decide salary slabs?? instead of general 20 or 30 % rise.
The proposed rise must create some impact on financial position of the co.
how to study feasibility of the same.??

pls guide on salary slbs as for nxt fin yr i wnt make predecided slabs & increments according to slbs only.

regards,
swapna
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03-03-2009, 11:10 AM
Join Date: Feb 2009
It mainly matters with 2 things......Appraisal score and company profits....

You need to determine the % of the revenue generated by the company the management is willing to share in salary cost. Then after the appraisal you can plot a bell curve on appraisal scores and take a call on % of increment to be given at different levels.

Rgrds,
 
03-03-2009, 11:31 AM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Pune
Thanks Deep. Now i will determine % of managment to share in salary cost. that wil be a major criteria.
thanks a lot.
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It mainly matters with 2 things......Appraisal score and company profits....

You need to determine the % of the revenue generated by the company the management is willing to share in salary cost. Then after the appraisal you can plot a bell curve on appraisal scores and take a call on % of increment to be given at different levels.

Rgrds,
 
04-03-2009, 08:48 AM
Join Date: Feb 2009
My Pleasure.

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