HR CTC Breakup Kaise Banata Hai? | 50% Wage Rule & New Labour Codes
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HR CTC Breakup Kaise Banata Hai? | 50% Wage Rule & New Labour Codes
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How should HR professionals structure a CTC? In this video, we discuss how to design a practical CTC structure and CTC breakup, and the key factors HR should consider while creating a compensation structure.
We cover statutory and non-statutory components, the role of PF, ESI, gratuity, bonus and allowances, and important considerations related to the New Labour Codes and the 50% Wage Rule.
In this video, you will learn:
How to structure a CTC breakup
Statutory vs. non-statutory components in CTC
Important factors HR should consider while designing CTC
How different salary components and benefits fit into CTC
The role of PF, ESI, gratuity, bonus and allowances
How the New Labour Codes may affect salary/CTC structure
Understanding the 50% Wage Rule in the context of CTC
How HR can create a practical and attractive compensation structure
Useful for:
HR Professionals | Payroll Professionals | HR Executives | PF Consultants | Employers | Employees | HR Trainees | Business Owners | Non-HR Employees |
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Disclaimer: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. Labour law and statutory requirements may vary depending on applicable laws, rules, notifications and individual circumstances. Always verify the latest applicable provisions before making compliance decisions.