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2008 - Global - Pay Differentials within India

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Current pay information for this dynamic economy


 

Consider these questions...


  • How does compensation vary for employees within India?

  • Are you offering (and paying) IT professionals based in Pune enough to attract and retain the right workers?

  • How can companies design compensation structures to match the cost of living in different Indian cities?

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Understand pay variations in key Indian labour markets

India is home to nine of the world’s 100 largest cities, including Mumbai (ranking first, with a population of over 13 million) and Delhi (ranking third, with over 11.5 million).

 

Salaries vary significantly across the Indian market, and their growth rates differ in each city according to population shifts as well as the popularity each centre holds for work outsourced from other countries. To establish operations and outsource work, employers need to be aware of Indian pay differentials to budget their human capital resources effectively.

 

Mercer’s new report, Pay Differentials within India, analyses pay trends in India’s seven major employment centres. Industry-specific salary analyses cover key positions in the IT, IT-enabled service, consumer, chemical and pharma sectors. We also provide analysis based on employee levels as well as several key jobs in each market.

 

Information in this report offers a clear picture of what you may have to pay to attract and retain workers in specific cities in this quickly evolving economy.

 

Cities included

  • Bangalore
  • Chennai (Madras)
  • Delhi
  • Hyderabad
  • Kolkatta (Calcutta)

 

  • Mumbai (Bombay)

  • Pune

 

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Pay Differentials within India

USD $910 / EUR €700*

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01-May-2008


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Pay Differentials within India

 

USD $910

EUR €700

 

Released: May 2008 

 

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