Aon Survey

Indian employees are likely to witness their monthly paycheck getting a bigger boost next year compared to 2020 as companies are betting on higher consumer demand due to enhanced government spending and bumper rainfall to neutralize the pandemic-led economic contraction, a survey showed.

The lowest hikes would be witnessed in financial institutions, transportation and cement sectors.

HR managers should ensure that jobs are rotated and focus on work-life balance of employees, Aon Hewitt said.

India Inc. is likely to dole out an average of 10.3 per cent salary hike in 2016, lower than the 10.6 per cent average hike in the previous year, according to a survey by Aon Hewitt.

PM Narendra Modi's nine-month regime has boosted business sentiment and outlook, but the optimism is yet to translate into higher salaries, according to a survey of 580 companies carried out by global HR consulting firm Aon Hewitt.

According to survey, those working in pharma, engineering services and consumer goods can expect 10-12 per cent salary hikes for 2013-14 as wage costs represent a smaller percentage of the total cost structure for these companies.

Employees in India are likely to get this year a salary increase of 11.9 per cent, putting the country on the top for tenth year in a row in terms of pay hikes within the Asia Pacific region, a survey showed today.

Indian employees are likely to witness their monthly paycheck getting a bigger boost next year compared to 2020 as companies are betting on higher consumer demand due to enhanced government spending and bumper rainfall to neutralize the pandemic-led economic contraction, a survey showed.

The lowest hikes would be witnessed in financial institutions, transportation and cement sectors.

HR managers should ensure that jobs are rotated and focus on work-life balance of employees, Aon Hewitt said.

India Inc. is likely to dole out an average of 10.3 per cent salary hike in 2016, lower than the 10.6 per cent average hike in the previous year, according to a survey by Aon Hewitt.

PM Narendra Modi's nine-month regime has boosted business sentiment and outlook, but the optimism is yet to translate into higher salaries, according to a survey of 580 companies carried out by global HR consulting firm Aon Hewitt.

According to survey, those working in pharma, engineering services and consumer goods can expect 10-12 per cent salary hikes for 2013-14 as wage costs represent a smaller percentage of the total cost structure for these companies.

Employees in India are likely to get this year a salary increase of 11.9 per cent, putting the country on the top for tenth year in a row in terms of pay hikes within the Asia Pacific region, a survey showed today.