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Wipro to pay out 80% of variable pay in Q2FY24 - Vimarsana News

Wipro to pay out 80% of variable pay in Q2FY24

The company has also said it will not be hitting campuses to hire yet, as hiring remains subdued across the industry

Tata Consultancy Services: TCS announces 100% variable pay for majority of staff - Vimarsana News

Tata Consultancy Services: TCS announces 100% variable pay for majority of staff

The variable payout for the remaining employees will be based on their business units performance, said chief human resources officer Milind Lakkad.

hexaware: Hexaware announces 100-120% variable pay to all employees - Vimarsana News

hexaware: Hexaware announces 100-120% variable pay to all employees

Despite the prevailing economic volatility where companies have put hiring on hold, Hexaware has committed to on-board around 6,000 experienced professionals this year, it said.

SBI Recruitment 2023: Rs 80.50 lakh Per Annum Salary, Online Registration Available Till 7 September - Vimarsana News

SBI Recruitment 2023: Rs 80.50 lakh Per Annum Salary, Online Registration Available Till 7 September

SBI is seeking for candidates having PGDM/ PGDBM/ MBA / degree or its equivalent from recognized university / college for the position of Senior Vice President (Investor Relations).

Source: india.com
Infosys, Wipro Announce 80% Variable Pay To Eligible Employees, Salary Hikes Under Consideration - Vimarsana News

Infosys, Wipro Announce 80% Variable Pay To Eligible Employees, Salary Hikes Under Consideration

In an email to employees, the management at Infosys said that the company has delivered a good performance in Q1, ‘setting a robust foundation for future expansion.’

Source: india.com