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Average Pay Hike in 2012: How Does Your Sector Compare to the 11.9% Increase?


Hello HR Skippers, Please find attached a very interesting ET article on Avg Pay Hike may be 11.9% in 2012 (Guess Your Sector-wise Pay Hike).
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Human Resource Management (HRM) Community Journal & KnowledgeBase (Entry: 391957)

India, Mumbai
22 February 2012 12.30.08 PM
Views: 3689 Replies: 0 Appreciations: 0

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