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15 Oct 2022

'Bad bosses' not top reason for employees' job switch, finds survey

The survey was conducted by Naukri.Com to understand the relationship between Indian employees and their managers. World Boss Day is celebrated on October 16. The survey found that the opportunity to grow within an organisation is what makes professionals stay in their current organisations.

03 Feb 2017

Indians accept lower paying jobs if they have to travel more for work, says research

The findings also reflect a broader trend identified by Booking.com for Business which reveals that employees are increasingly smudging the line between business and leisure.

25 Sep 2015

Check out: Do you think you are better than your boss?

Almost four in 10 Indian employees believe they could do their boss' job better, reveals a new survey by CareerBuilder India.

08 Sep 2015

Starting salaries in India amongst lowest in Asia Pacific: Study

Entry-level salaries in India are amongst the lowest in the Asia Pacific region, a study by professional services firm Towers Watson says.

Indian employees

30 Nov 2014

Indian employees most engaged globally: Report

A majority of Indian employees are performing intensely and their work engagement level is highest in the world, a new study says.

Indian employees

19 Nov 2014

Indian employees more engaged than their global peers: Report

Indian employees are more engaged than their global counterparts but still 54 percent of them remain somewhat dissatisfied in their jobs signaling an urgent need for companies to take proactive steps, says a report.

Indian employees

24 Aug 2014

78% Indian employees feel they should save more for retirement

Even as Indian employees are expecting to retire around 60 years, 78 percent believe that they will need to save more for retirement, according to a recent survey.

07 Jul 2014

Niche talent to see 20% salary hike this year: Teamlease

A number of other industries such as FMCD, FMCG, construction and real estate, media and entertainment and retail deliver salary growth rates upwards of 10 percent.

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