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Auto staff may see another year of double-digit hikes, Auto News, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Auto staff may see another year of double-digit hikes, Auto News, ET Auto

Auto Staff: The pay rise is likely to be 10.5% on average for staff of automotive producers and 10% for those working for suppliers, according to Deloitte's Increment and Attrition Trends Study, which the company shared exclusively with ET.

Legislators, School Boards: Please improve life for School-Related Employees like me - Vimarsana News

Legislators, School Boards: Please improve life for School-Related Employees like me

School-Related Employees are struggling to pay increasing rent costs, grocery prices, medicine, and more.

Source: yahoo.com
Ballad to hike new nursing pay by 25% to $30 an hour - Vimarsana News

Ballad to hike new nursing pay by 25% to $30 an hour

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Ballad Health will pay new registered nurses $30 to $32 an hour, depending on the hospital they serve, after the hospital system’s board approved $33 million for pay increases at its Jan. 30 meeting. That represents a 25% increase for starting nurse pay in Ballad’s community hospitals, from $24 to […]

Source: yahoo.com
Auto staff may see another year of double-digit hikes - Vimarsana News

Auto staff may see another year of double-digit hikes

India's automotive sector employers are likely to offer higher than average pay rises in 2024 to retain talent. The average pay rise is expected to be 10.5% for automotive producers and 10% for suppliers, according to Deloitte's study. This trend is driven by high attrition, focus on electric vehicles, and robust auto industry performance.

Black and Latina workers bear the brunt of California's low child-care wages, report finds - Vimarsana News

Black and Latina workers bear the brunt of California's low child-care wages, report finds

Black and Latina child-care workers are paid less and given fewer leadership roles than their co-workers, despite making up much of the early childhood workforce.

Source: yahoo.com