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Can anyone help me with how to fix the salary for employees based on their education, experience, and designation? Our company is an infrastructure company based in Hyderabad. How do I frame a salary structure?

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Ravindra
HR

From India, Hyderabad
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For fixing salary, you need to take various factors into consideration like:

1) What is the level at which the candidate is recruited.

2) His educational qualifications.

3) His skill sets.

4) His total experience and trainings.

5) How much value and potential that can be added by the candidate.

6) The scarcity of talent in that particular field for which he is recruited.

7) What is the compensation that is normally paid for that kind of skill sets and level of the post in the industry to which your company belongs.

All these factors should weigh in deciding an employee's compensation.

B. Saikumar HR & Labour Law advisor Mumbai.

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Hi, thanks for your reply. The 6th point that you mentioned, how do I find and confirm what is prevailing in the industry. I belong to the Infrastructure Industry in Hyderabad, A.P. Can you help me with this? If possible, please share your phone number so that I can speak to you for some time.

Regards,
Ravindra

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Dear Ravi,

Please consider viewing the Salary Survey shared in this link. It will give you an idea of the pay packages specific to any sector.

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You can consider hiring a consultancy to conduct a salary survey for your company within your industry and location. This can provide valuable insights. Another option is to explore SalaryExpert - Salary Survey, Compensation Data, Salaries, and Career Planning.
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Dear Sanjeev,

Please share your review on Payscale, Salary Expert, and other sites. I have not bought any salary report from them. I primarily used it as an individual user. However, the data at times seems very inconsequential. It seems the salary data for certain areas such as IT or Marketing is still better; I guess it depends on the visitors who upload their existing information to find a comparative view. It did help to gain a broad perspective. However, I wish to know if the data worked for other sectors.

While suggesting any market corrections to the existing pay structures, I had to provide a reference to competitors' pay scale.

PS: Please join in the discussion at Salary Survey. I need your inputs there. Thanks in advance :)

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(Cite Contribution),

It is good to refer to such websites for reference purposes; however, it's not a good idea to adopt them in totality. In case a company would like to redesign the compensation structure, the best practice is to hire an agency to conduct an exclusive survey for the organization. Kindly note that the information provided on websites like PayScale - Salary Comparison, Salary Survey, Search Wages or SalaryExpert - Salary Survey, Compensation Data, Salaries, and Career Planning are country-specific and influenced by best practices applicable in the US market.

I hope this will help.

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