Hi seniors,
One of my friend's company is planning to revise their salary structure by removing 10% of the variable component and adding this 10% variable component to the entire CTC. Below is the case I mentioned. Please add your comments and suggestions.
Team,
We are revising our salary structure. Until now, our salary structure consisted of 90% fixed and 10% variable (Bonus Component). Now, we have decided to combine this into 100% CTC, meaning there will be no variable component.
I am seeking suggestions from seniors on how to integrate this 10% variable component as part of CTC. Our appraisals are based on the date of joining, and we cannot afford to wait for another year to address this incrementally. We prefer to make the adjustment in one go.
Please share your thoughts on this, including your opinions on what percentage of the component should be included in the CTC. If we proceed with this adjustment, what would be the negative and positive aspects from both the employer and employee perspectives?
Looking forward to a thorough analysis of this case.
One of my friend's company is planning to revise their salary structure by removing 10% of the variable component and adding this 10% variable component to the entire CTC. Below is the case I mentioned. Please add your comments and suggestions.
Team,
We are revising our salary structure. Until now, our salary structure consisted of 90% fixed and 10% variable (Bonus Component). Now, we have decided to combine this into 100% CTC, meaning there will be no variable component.
I am seeking suggestions from seniors on how to integrate this 10% variable component as part of CTC. Our appraisals are based on the date of joining, and we cannot afford to wait for another year to address this incrementally. We prefer to make the adjustment in one go.
Please share your thoughts on this, including your opinions on what percentage of the component should be included in the CTC. If we proceed with this adjustment, what would be the negative and positive aspects from both the employer and employee perspectives?
Looking forward to a thorough analysis of this case.