Anniversary and Annual Appraisal Clarification
Could you provide some clarity on anniversary and annual appraisal?
Anniversary Appraisal
For anniversary appraisal, when is the revision applicable from?
Bonus Calculation
How do you calculate the bonus? What percentage of CTC (or is it a percentage of basic)? Is it compulsory to provide a bonus for all designations?
Regards
From India, Bangalore
Could you provide some clarity on anniversary and annual appraisal?
Anniversary Appraisal
For anniversary appraisal, when is the revision applicable from?
Bonus Calculation
How do you calculate the bonus? What percentage of CTC (or is it a percentage of basic)? Is it compulsory to provide a bonus for all designations?
Regards
From India, Bangalore
Hi, Bonus always calculated on basic salary’s only, who’s basic is 10000 and 10000 below they are all eligible for bonus.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
Bonus is calculated based on the basic wages. The percentage is 8.33%, or generally, there will be one month's basic wages. Bonuses are paid to everyone, regardless of their designation, who is drawing a salary below 10,000/-.
Annual Appraisals
Annual appraisals have many processes such as self-appraisal, 180-degree appraisal, 360-degree appraisal, etc. You should follow any one of those formats.
From India, Bangalore
Annual Appraisals
Annual appraisals have many processes such as self-appraisal, 180-degree appraisal, 360-degree appraisal, etc. You should follow any one of those formats.
From India, Bangalore
Hi Shany Jalal Find enclosed attachment for Performance appraisals as traditional, 180 Degree & 360 Degree.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Dear Senior, My question is that please confirm me the Bonus Calculation process Total Basic of 12 months(Financial year) * 8.33% * 12 Please let me know if I am not correct, Regards DS
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
This is not the correct way to calculate the bonus. Bonus calculation is generally based on available surplus, allocable surplus, gross profit, and set on and set off. First, read the Bonus Act; you will get a clear idea about these terminologies and the bonus calculation process. If you are not able to understand it, write to me, and I will provide you with a detailed sheet.
Regards,
Meenakshi
From India, Pune
Regards,
Meenakshi
From India, Pune
Bonus depends on surplus or gross profit for just the starting five years. At the beginning stage of a company, it is considerable. If a company earns a profit, they will pay a bonus to their employees for the first five years only. From the 6th year, it becomes a liability. The company has to pay a bonus.
Factors to be Judged for Bonus:
- Basic up to Rs.10,000/-
- Minimum working period: 30 days for the last financial year
- Percentage: 8.33% to 20% on Basic.
- Earned basic x percentage = Bonus
Am I correct? Please give your advice also.
Regards,
Manas Roy Chowdhury
From India, Visakhapatnam
Factors to be Judged for Bonus:
- Basic up to Rs.10,000/-
- Minimum working period: 30 days for the last financial year
- Percentage: 8.33% to 20% on Basic.
- Earned basic x percentage = Bonus
Am I correct? Please give your advice also.
Regards,
Manas Roy Chowdhury
From India, Visakhapatnam
Bonus as Part of Statutory Compliance
Bonus is a part of statutory compliance and has no relation to performance appraisal results. Bonuses must be paid before the end of the first six months of the next financial year for those employees who are receiving Rs.10K or less but up to Rs.3500. The bonus amount is calculated as Earned Basic x Percentage, ranging from Rs.292 to Rs.700, at a rate of minimum 8.33% and maximum up to 20%, subject to the Profit and Loss situation in your sixth Balance Sheet. This exemption is applicable for five years only, and employees must have worked for a minimum of 30 days or have an amount due to them of more than Rs.100 during the financial year. Incentives paid by the company, other than the statutory amount, may be linked to your performance appraisal systems or results.
Regards
From India, Delhi
Bonus is a part of statutory compliance and has no relation to performance appraisal results. Bonuses must be paid before the end of the first six months of the next financial year for those employees who are receiving Rs.10K or less but up to Rs.3500. The bonus amount is calculated as Earned Basic x Percentage, ranging from Rs.292 to Rs.700, at a rate of minimum 8.33% and maximum up to 20%, subject to the Profit and Loss situation in your sixth Balance Sheet. This exemption is applicable for five years only, and employees must have worked for a minimum of 30 days or have an amount due to them of more than Rs.100 during the financial year. Incentives paid by the company, other than the statutory amount, may be linked to your performance appraisal systems or results.
Regards
From India, Delhi
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