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Employers' groups are opposing the recently House-approved P200 minimum wage hike, claiming smaller businesses won't be able to pay workers.
Philippine private sector and employers groups on Thursday (June 5) raised the alarm over the congressmen approving a P200 across-the-board minimum wage hike for workers in the sector, as they cited inflationary risks and its impact on small businesses.The ...
On average.
Employers in the Philippines are planning to give their employees higher pay raises next year as they slowly recover from the effects of the pandemic, a survey found. The latest Salary Budget Planning Report commissioned by Willis Towers Watson, a global advisory, ...
It’s a sign of optimism for the year.
Employers in the Philippines are projected to give pay rises this year at an average of 5.6 percent, reflecting the overall optimism despite no clear end to the scourge of the pandemic. In addition, as much as 82.4 percent of ...
Those working in certain industries are predicted to have the highest pay increase.
If you're still at your job next year, you just might get an increase of up to six percent in your salary. According to the 2019 Philippines Total Remuneration Survey commissioned by Mercer, a human resources consulting firm, the salary increase ...
This is how much you can expect your salary to increase this year.
Filipinos will not see a significant increase in their salaries this year despite the rising cost of living, at least according to a report by Willis Towers Watson.In its latest Salary Budget Planning Report, the global brokerage and advisory company estimates ...
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