Hi Trupti,
As Jaipal said, you can follow the same. The increment should be given as per benchmarking with other companies of the same designation, performance, self-learning, current project objectives, and future project worth and importance. You can even provide a 100% hike. This is the proposal to the management regarding employees, based on the data provided by HODs.
From India, Bangalore
As Jaipal said, you can follow the same. The increment should be given as per benchmarking with other companies of the same designation, performance, self-learning, current project objectives, and future project worth and importance. You can even provide a 100% hike. This is the proposal to the management regarding employees, based on the data provided by HODs.
From India, Bangalore
Hi, Well if you see the trend of the Last year it goes as follows Minimum = 12% Average = 15% Maximum = 20% (+2% ~ 5% additional for top performers) Hope it will suffice the objective....
From United Kingdom
From United Kingdom
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From Hong Kong
From Hong Kong
Hi All, If we were to look at salary increments of 2008, don’t you think the average hike has come down to 8-9% due to recession?
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Dears, Salary hike of the year 2008-09 will be depend on recession rate. may be gone down.
From United States, Los Angeles
From United States, Los Angeles
No, these figures are barring the IT sector. For the IT sector, it was slightly higher and is as follows:
Min - 14% to 16%
Avg - 18% to 22%
Max - 27% to 32% (with an additional 2% to 4% for top performers)
The variation is due to the company size, performance, as well as the ranking of the company. For companies like Infosys, Wipro, Sapient, and Microsoft, the percentages would be slightly higher. This is followed by HCL, NIIT with slightly lower percentages, and then slightly unknown companies and so on...
From United Kingdom
Min - 14% to 16%
Avg - 18% to 22%
Max - 27% to 32% (with an additional 2% to 4% for top performers)
The variation is due to the company size, performance, as well as the ranking of the company. For companies like Infosys, Wipro, Sapient, and Microsoft, the percentages would be slightly higher. This is followed by HCL, NIIT with slightly lower percentages, and then slightly unknown companies and so on...
From United Kingdom
But right now the IT sector specifically the services sector is also very low in many of the mid-size companies. It around 8-12%. Vijay
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
Does the trend vary for a health care sector too :confused: Will there be any difference for professionals and employees of the same health care.....
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