Infosys rolls out staff salary by 6.5%. Employees expected better hike since CEO Vishal Sikka took over.

Infosys has given a normal pay increment of 6.5% to workers for the year beginning April 1, in the same way as a year ago. “The onsite salary increment is lower than expected," said Ajit Isaac, chairman of Quess Corp that owns Ikya Human Capital. The normal addition for top entertainers is 9%. For on location workers (outside India), the increment is 2%.

"The hikes are very, very disappointing," said an Infosys employee based in Hyderabad, imitating a emotional widespread in the organization. "We were definitely expecting better hikes than this since Sikka took over, given that he has set out to boost employee morale and made it one of his top priorities since he took over. Don't be surprised if attrition rates go up after this."

"Compensation reviews are being rolled out in 55 countries across the globe, effective April 1, 2015. The average increase in India is 6.5% and can go up to 9% for high performers," the company announced on its intranet Sparsh. It said the addition letters would be sent to workers in India beginning March 27, and to those on location beginning April 24.

Infosys has additionally said quarterly advancements and part changes would keep on occurring over all levels. From that point forward, around 5,000 representatives are being advanced every quarter.