In an email to its employees, TCS reportedly said those completing a year at the company will have to wait another year because the salary hikes for them will be rolled out in 2023. It means those who have completed their first year on April 1 or later will not receive any salary hike or letter after completing a year at the tech firm.
TCS said, “We have always had increments in line with industry benchmarks.” TCS further said in its internal email, “There has been a recent revision in TCS policy around the first anniversary. The first increment will be at the subsequent annual increment cycle.”
Recently, several reports surfaced online that claimed TCS delayed performance bonus and variable compensation for some employees for the June 2022 quarter, by a month. However, TCS dismissed these reports.
TCS reportedly said, “We have come across completely incorrect reports on our compensation. Variable pay is either paid in month 1 or month 2 as per the normal process. There is no delay in this process. 100 per cent VA is being paid for Q1.”
Over the past few quarters, many IT and software companies, including TCS have been struggling with high attrition rates, with more employees leaving their jobs. To retain experienced and old employees, the software companies are planning for salary hikes, bonuses, and other benefits.
Earlier, TCS said that it will give a 5-8 percent salary hike to its employees. The company also said it was offering workplace flexibility to retain talented employees. According to media reports, top performers at the company were given bigger hikes.
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