Of course, anything less than inflation means you're getting a paycut. Not to mention the starting pay in TCS hasn't been increased in over a decade!
Of course it should. It should be inflation+ x. Specially when they don't have a DA component. But why will it? It is the government that should impose this on private organisations, otherwise it will never happen.
Do you think private sector companies have changed this DA term to special allowance?
DA is DA. Special allowance, city allowance etc names cannot be compared. Your basic+DA goes into computation of pension. None of these allowances will be considered. DA is supposed to be an adjustment for managing inflation.
Lmao. One can dream but I don’t think companies like tcs run on employees empowerment. They literally call employees as resource because thats what we are to them.
Hmare sochne se kya hi hota h.. i dont think TCS will do it anyhow..
Cognizant has minimum 7 to 8 % hike for average performer
TCS is one of the biggest IT companies in India, so I am assuming they pay their employees well. One of my acquaintances was really upset that he got only a 2% hike, which is really very low. Is this an exception, or is this how much hik...
TCS has consistently provided 100% variable pay to its junior employees over the past few quarters. The company has also announced salary increments ranging from 4.5% to 7% for its employees, with top performers receiving double-digit ra...
Hi Accenture folks,
What's the hike scenario in Accenture? Is it the same as tcs in single digit like 2% 3% type or in double digits??
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