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EPF Wage Ceiling May Rise To Rs 25,000: PF And Pension Impact
The proposed EPF wage ceiling hike from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 could increase mandatory provident fund contributions and pension coverage for many employees. EPF Wage Ceiling May Rise To Rs 25,000: PF And Pension Impact The government is reportedly considering raising the Employees’ Provident Fund wage ceiling from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 per month, a move that could bring millions of additional workers under mandatory provident fun
EPF Wage Ceiling May Rise To Rs 25,000: PF And Pension Impact
The proposed EPF wage ceiling hike from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 could increase mandatory provident fund contributions and pension coverage for many employees. EPF Wage Ceiling May Rise To Rs 25,000: PF And Pension Impact The government is reportedly considering raising the Employees’ Provident Fund wage ceiling from Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 per month, a move that could bring millions of additional workers under mandatory provident fun
Why is Microsoft offering buyouts to U.S. employees? It aims to adapt to AI-driven industry changes
Voluntary buyouts introduced for U.S. workforce amid AI shift Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to a portion of its U.S. workforce, marking the first such initiative in the company’s 51-year history. The move comes as the broader technology sector adjusts to rapid changes driven by the rise of artificial intelligence. According to a person familiar with the plan,
Why is Microsoft offering buyouts to U.S. employees? It aims to adapt to AI-driven industry changes
Voluntary buyouts introduced for U.S. workforce amid AI shift Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to a portion of its U.S. workforce, marking the first such initiative in the company’s 51-year history. The move comes as the broader technology sector adjusts to rapid changes driven by the rise of artificial intelligence. According to a person familiar with the plan,
Why the 50% Wage Rule is Impacting Your Take-Home Pay
You might be receiving the same CTC as before, but a closer look at your bank account could reveal that your take-home pay has dropped. This change is likely due to the new 50% wage rule, which has been introduced under India's revised Labour Codes. While the Cost to Company (CTC) remains unchanged, this rule is quietly reshaping how salaries are structured, particularly the proportion allocated to basic pay, dearness allowance, and retaining allowance. Under the new rule, basic pay
Why the 50% Wage Rule is Impacting Your Take-Home Pay
You might be receiving the same CTC as before, but a closer look at your bank account could reveal that your take-home pay has dropped. This change is likely due to the new 50% wage rule, which has been introduced under India's revised Labour Codes. While the Cost to Company (CTC) remains unchanged, this rule is quietly reshaping how salaries are structured, particularly the proportion allocated to basic pay, dearness allowance, and retaining allowance. Under the new rule, basic pay
TikTok to raise employee bonuses by 50% in 2026 amid US spin-off and talent push
TikTok’s parent company ByteDance is preparing a major overhaul of its employee compensation strategy, with plans to increase bonuses and incentives by as much as 50 percent in 2026. The move, revealed through an internal memo, reflects the company’s effort to retain top talent and maintain stability as it navigates regulatory pressure and corporate restructuring, including the planned spin-off of TikTok’s US operations. According to internal communications reviewed by media r
TikTok to raise employee bonuses by 50% in 2026 amid US spin-off and talent push
TikTok’s parent company ByteDance is preparing a major overhaul of its employee compensation strategy, with plans to increase bonuses and incentives by as much as 50 percent in 2026. The move, revealed through an internal memo, reflects the company’s effort to retain top talent and maintain stability as it navigates regulatory pressure and corporate restructuring, including the planned spin-off of TikTok’s US operations. According to internal communications reviewed by media r









