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Salaries in India are expected to increase by 10.3 per cent in 2023, highest among major world economies and Asian peers, according to Aon plc. In 2022, salaries in India witnessed an actual increase of 10.6 per cent in 2022. As per Aon plc's 28th Annual Salary Increase Survey in India, double-digit salary growth will continue in India despite economic volatility, largely as a response to high attrition rates. At 21.4 per cent, the attrition rate in India for 2022 remained high a consequence of an ever-changing talent strategy and the ongoing gap between supply and demand of talent. "With back-to-back double-digit increments, India Inc continues to be bullish on talent despite fears of global macro-economic uncertainty. "Organisations are increasingly prioritizing their spends towards top performances, key talent and high potential talent," said Pritish Gandhi, Aon Director & India Practice Leader, Executive Compensation & Governance. The study, that analyzed data across ...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the "Rozgar Mela" on Saturday to recruit 10 lakh people and underscored his government's efforts to create jobs in the last eight years amid the opposition's constant criticism of it on the issue of unemployment. In his address after more than 75,000 people were given appointment letters for various government jobs in the first tranche, Modi acknowledged the challenges facing the economy the world over with many countries hit by a record inflation and unemployment and said India is making every effort to come out of the situation unscathed. "It is a fact that the global scenario is not very good. Several large economies are struggling. In many countries, problems such as inflation and unemployment are at their peak," he said. No one thinks that the side-effects of the once-in-a-century COVID-19 pandemic will go away in 100 days, the prime minister said, adding that the crisis is grave and global, causing adverse effects all around. "Despite thi
Jewellery retailer Kalyan Jewellers on Friday said it has registered a consolidated revenue growth of 20 per cent during the second quarter of FY23 despite various economic challenges triggered by the geopolitical situation. "We recorded consolidated revenue growth of approximately 20 per cent in Q2 FY23 as compared to the same period in the previous financial year, and approximately 50 per cent in H1 FY23, compared to the same period in the previous financial year," Kalyan Jewellers said in a statement. While the recently concluded quarter saw heightened levels of competitive intensity across various markets resulting in a lower gross margin than it was seen previously, the company continued to see robust operating momentum in its India business, driven by shift in demand towards branded retail chains, the company said. "As previously disclosed, we have developed a strategy and execution roadmap for our newly created franchise store initiative, and had opened our first franchised .