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Annual HR Salary Survey 2012
Benchmarking of HR professionals
September 2012
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All data presented and assumptions made, including ranking of industries is only
based on responses from individuals and companies in those industries. The study
only gives an indication. An individual company or industry may have different
processes, systems and percentile levels than those presented here. This data is just
a comparative analysis from amongst the respondents to this study
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1. Respondents
a. Demographics
2. HR Metrics
a. Salary increase
b. Attrition
c. Leverage
d. Other factors
3. Benchmarks
a. Percentile positioning at each designation
b. Years of experience at each designation
c. Highest and least paying industry at each designation
d. Other factors
4. Information
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b. Annexure, industries clubbed
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Respondents
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- 7. HRhelpdesk.in Overview
Data of more than 440 companies received compared to 260 companies in the 2011
Survey. The survey ran from 16th August to 30th September 2012
Basis accurate and complete information provided by participating companies and
individuals, a total of 401 companies qualified for being included in this report of
2012. In the 2011 Survey, a total of 209 companies were included
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HR Consultants
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Information Technology
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Manufacturing
33
Professional Services
28
Education
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ITES
28
Construction/ Engineering
23
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining
23
Services
21
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare and
18
Medical Services
14
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing
14
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics
in most cases providing enough data points to have an industry* benchmark
12
Hospitality
10
Media & Entertainment
9
Real Estate
9
Electronics/ Electrical
8
Social Sector
5
E-Commerce and Internet
A total of 401 companies data was used for this benchmarking study, presenting a healthy mix of industries and
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Companies by Industry
- 9. HRhelpdesk.in Respondents by Designation
30%
26%
25%
20%
18%
17%
15%
12%
10%
10%
5%
5% 5%
5%
1%
0%
Trainee Exe/Sr Exe AM Manager Sr manager AGM/AD Director CHRO MD/CEO
While maximum data points were for Managers, a healthy mix of Designations across industries gave a good
benchmark
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50%
44%
40%
30%
25%
20% 17%
10% 8%
5%
0%
Partnership or Proprietorship
Pvt Ltd (HQ in India)
NGO/Societies/Trusts/Others
Pvt Ltd (HQ overseas)
Public Limited
A sizeable proportion of the companies were from Indian origin and multinationals.
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- 11. HRhelpdesk.in Respondents by HR Role Performed
70%
59%
60% 56%
50%
50%
44%
43%
40% 38% 37% 36% 36%
34%
30%
20% 18%
15%
10%
0%
HR Operations
Payroll
Other
Compensation & Benefits
HR Generalist/Business Partner
Compliance
Organization Development
Recruitment
HR Automation/Technology
Performance Management
Talent Management
Learning & Development
The spread of respondents key deliverables gives us data points to see if role has an impact on the salary drawn
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HR Metrics
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- 13. HRhelpdesk.in Salary Increase 2011-12
Average fixed salary increase for HR
Industry*
practitioners in the year 2011-12 On an average, HR practitioners saw an
Electronics/ Electrical 17%
increment of 12% in their gross fixed
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare, Medical Services 14%
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG 13% CTC for the year ending 2011-12. Which
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics 13% is similar to the year ending 2010-11.
ITES 13%
Electronics sector lead the group by
Real Estate 13%
Information Technology 13%
giving an average increment of 17% to
Manufacturing 12% HR practitioners, while in 2010-11 it was
HR Consultants 12%
ITES which lead the group.
Education 12%
With majority of industries staying
Services 12%
Social Sector 12% around the average increment of 12%,
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing 11% media and entertainment showed an
E-Commerce and Internet 11%
average increase of only 7% to gross
Professional Services 10%
Construction/ Engineering 10% salaries of HR practitioners
Hospitality 10%
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining 10%
Media & Entertainment 7%
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- 14. HRhelpdesk.in Predicted Salary Increase 2012-13
Average predicted fixed salary increase for HR
Industry*
practitioners in the year 2012-13 Prediction by HR practitioners for their
Electronics/ Electrical 18%
salary increases in the coming increment
ITES 17%
Services 15% cycle of 2012-13 is in line with historical
Hospitality 15% increases for 2010-11 and 2011-12.
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare , Medical Services 14%
The prediction is indicating only a
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG 14%
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing 14%
marginal upward movement by 1%
Information Technology 14% taking the average expected salary
HR Consultants 13%
increment of HR practitioners for the
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics 13%
coming year of 2012-13 to 13%.
Education 13%
Construction/ Engineering 12%
Manufacturing 12%
Media & Entertainment 12%
Real Estate 12%
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining 11%
Professional Services 11%
Social Sector 10%
E-Commerce and Internet 8%
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Average increment in fixed salary for HR Companies with their HQ in India do
Company Type
Practitioners in the year 2011-12
have a more aggressive outlook towards
Pvt Ltd (Headquartered in India) 13% salaries, as they continue to give an
average 13% increase, being the highest
Public Limited 12% compared to other ownership patterns. It
is only the non-Indian multinationals
NGO/Societies/Trusts/Others 11%
which have seen a decline in their average
Partnership or Proprietorship 11% salary increment to HR practitioners from
13% to 11% . All other ownership
Pvt Ltd (Headquartered overseas) 11%
patterns have seen either an increase in
the average salary increment or
maintained similar salary increment for
HR practitioners for the year 2011-12
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- 16. HRhelpdesk.in Attrition
Average attrition for the year
Industry*
2011-12
The HR profession saw an average
HR Consultants 64%
Social Sector 54% attrition of 33% across industries* for the
ITES 41% year 2011-12, this is similar to the last
Electronics/ Electrical 40%
year trend which was at 34%.
Real Estate 39%
Professional Services 37%
Attrition doesn’t seem to follow any
Hospitality 35% specific industry pattern representing high
Manufacturing 35%
growth or slowdown. A hypothesis could
Information Technology 34%
therefore be made than HR practitioners
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare and Medical Services 34%
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics 33% jump industries with ease.
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing 29%
Media & Entertainment 28%
Education 27%
Services 26%
Construction/ Engineering 19%
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining 19%
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG 14%
E-Commerce and Internet 12%
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Industry* Average HR to employee ratio
Hospitality 173 With increased participation, certain
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics 135
clubbed industries in the 2011 survey
Services 133
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare, Medical Services 112
were studied independently. However,
Media & Entertainment 109 like the 2011 survey, almost all
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG 108 industries* studied in the 2012 survey are
Manufacturing 104
having a leverage of 100 to 180
Education 101
Social Sector 100 employees per HR practitioner.
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining 99
Construction/ Engineering 98
ITES 85
Real Estate 81
Electronics/ Electrical 77
Professional Services 77
E-Commerce and Internet 68
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing 67
Information Technology 61
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Outlook for the year 2012-13, puts HR practitioners increments and bonus expectations at
an average of 13% and 11% of gross CTC respectively
Like the 2011 survey, even the 2012 survey points out that appraisals for almost 80% of the
companies happen annually
It also gives information that bell curve is applicable to about 50% of HR functions, a
similar trend like 2011 survey
A huge change is the inclusion of non-monetary rewards to HR practitioners, from a mere
7% in the 2011 survey, it has increased to 30% in the 2012 study
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- 19. HRhelpdesk.in C&B Policy for HR
Perception that the C&B policy for HR
Industry*
practitioners is appropriate Ironically the industry (electronics/electrical)
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing 78% where the highest salary increase is there for
Social Sector 75%
the year 2011-12, is also the industry where
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining 71%
Services 67%
HR practitioners feel the C&B policy is most
Real Estate 67% inappropriate for them.
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG 56% What has to be kept in mind is the context of
Education 56%
the C&B policy, employees, specially HR
Manufacturing 54%
Construction/ Engineering 53% practitioners measure the HR C&B policy
HR Consultants 52% with that of the companies overall
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare and Medical Services 45%
compensation philosophy, and
ITES 45%
differentiations are negatively seen.
Hospitality 44%
Information Technology 41% Only 51% HR practitioners are fine with the
Professional Services 40% existing C&B policy for HR team, add to this
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics 33%
the data that 65% feel that no change in the
Media & Entertainment 29%
C&B policy for HR practitioners is coming
E-Commerce and Internet 25%
Electronics/ Electrical 20% in the near future
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Benchmarks
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
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post HR qualification work experience
Years of experience
7 or greater 19%
5 to 7 16%
3 to 5 34%
1 to 3 31%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Pharmaceuticals Consumer Transportati
Utilities/
, healthcare and Manufa HR Products, Social on/ Construction/ Information
Hospitality Services Education Oil& Gas/ ITES
Medical cturing Consultants Retail, Sector Shipping/ Engineering Technology
Mining
Services FMCG Logistics
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
2012 Available only as part of Participant or Purchased report, please contact hrhelpdesk@hrhelpdesk.in for purchasing this data
post HR qualification work experience
Years of experience
11 or greater 9%
9 to 11 3%
7 to 9 18%
5 to 7 29%
3 to 5 22%
1 to 3 19%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Construc Electron Transport
Media & HR
Consumer Pharmac Social tion/ Professional ics/ ation/ Educ Manufa E- Real Utiliti
ITES Entertai IT Services Consulta
Products euticals Sector Enginee Services Electric Shipping/ ation cturing Commerce Estate es
nment nts
ring al Logistics
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
2012 Available only as part of Participant or Purchased report, please contact hrhelpdesk@hrhelpdesk.in for purchasing this data
post HR qualification HR experience
15 or greater 10%
Years of experience
12 to 15 10%
10 to 12 9%
8 to 10 22%
6 to 8 19%
4 to 6 23%
4 or less 8%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Construc
HR Consum Professio
Electronics/ Educat Manufact tion/ Autom Pharmaceu
Media Services Consult ITES IT Hospitality Real Estate er nal Utilities
Electrical ion uring Engineer obile ticals
ants Products Services
ing
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
2012 Available only as part of Participant or Purchased report, please contact hrhelpdesk@hrhelpdesk.in for purchasing this data
post HR qualification work experience
Years of experience
17 or greater 27%
14 to 17 13%
11 to 14 15%
8 to 11 31%
5 to 8 15%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Transportation HR Media &
Manufact Construction/ Profession Pharmac
Services Automobile Education / Shipping/ Consult IT Entertainme E-Commerce ITES Utilities
uring Engineering al Services euticals
Logistics ants nt
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
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post HR qualification work experience
Years of experience
19 or greater 38%
16 to 19 20%
13 to 16 28%
10 to 13 10%
7 to 10 5%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Automobile/ Consumer Utilities/ Pharmaceuticals,
Media & Electronics Transpo HR Construction/
ITES IT Vehicle Products, Oil& Gas/ healthcare and Manufacturing
Entertainment / Electrical rtation Consultants Engineering
Manufacturing Retail, FMCG Mining Medical Services
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Percentile Positioning of the Gross Salary in Indian Rupee
Survey
Minimum 10th 25th 50th 75th 90th 99th
2012 Available only as part of Participant or Purchased report, please contact hrhelpdesk@hrhelpdesk.in for purchasing this data
post HR qualification work experience
Years of experience
19 or greater 32%
16 to 19 23%
13 to 16 23%
10 to 13 5%
7 to 10 18%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35%
No of respondents
Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Transportation/ Utilities/ Pharmaceuticals,
Professional Social Construction/
Hospitality Shipping/ Oil& Gas/ Manufacturing Education healthcare and ITES Services
Services Sector Engineering
Logistics Mining Medical Services
Not enough data available for other industries at this level to run a comparative against other industries
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Though this survey is not intended to cover CXO salaries, as they are individual employee
and company dependent. However, basis immense response and keeping confidentiality,
we are presenting some indicative information. As a thumb rule, CXO salaries can start
from the 70th percentile of the Director salaries and go upto the companies and the
individuals capability. Factors beyond benchmarking play a significant role in deciding
CXO salaries
Mean Median Mode Max
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Rank Order of salaries paid by various industries at this level
Least Salary Paid at this Level Highest Salary Paid at this Level
Automobile/ Consumer
Professional Real HR Manufact Construction/ Social Information
Hospitality Vehicle Products, Education ITES Services
Services Estate Consultants uring Engineering Sector Technology
Manufacturing Retail, FMCG
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Educational institutions and qualification made a stark difference in salaries at
Manager and CXO level. Presumably as these two are the career shaping stages
and have a stronger rigor in admitting than other levels. Denoted by this sign
The trend of HR practitioners salaries is almost similar in all companies, whether
Indian or Multinationals
HR role performed also did not impact the salary significantly. Specialists and
generalists both were almost at similar salary bands
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Information
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Names of participating organization are not revealed in this report
In the event of purchasing an Industry report, only where more than 10 companies
have participated a report is generated and the entire list is added to the report
No data is shared in any format which will reveal the individual company salaries,
individual employee salary or an individual designation salary in a particular
company
Should you want to know more about the confidentiality policy, please write to us
at hrhelpdesk@hrhelpdesk.in
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- 31. HRhelpdesk.in Annexure
Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing Automobile/ Vehicle Manufacturing
Construction/ Engineering Construction/ Engineering The table on left indicates the
Consumer Products
industries that have been clubbed
Fashion
FMCG together to represent data which
Consumer Products, Retail, FMCG Luxury Retail
has been presented in the survey
Poultry
Retail
Retail (Wholesale & Distribution)
E-commerce
Internet
E-Commerce and Internet
Internet / Web
Online Retail
Education Education
Electronics/ Electrical
Electronics/ Electrical
Semiconductor / VLSI
Hospitality Hospitality
HR Consultants
HR Consultants
Recruitment Consultants
Automation
Digital Solutions
Information Technology
Information Technology (including IT Services)
Office Automation products
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Global Shared Services
ITES ITES The table on left indicates the
Transaction Processing industries that have been clubbed
Agro chemicals
Cemant Industries
together to represent data which
Chemical manufacturing has been presented in the survey
Manufacturing Engineering Servives
Fabrication & Engineering
Food polymers
Manufacturing
Advertising
Cable TV
Entertainment
Media & Entertainment Media
Public Relations
Public relations consultancy
Publishing
Healthcare
Healthcare
Pharmaceuticals, healthcare and Hospital/Medical
Medical Services Pharmaceuticals/ Medical Devices
Pharmacovigilance & Clinical Safety
R&D Pharmaceuticals
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Chartered Accountants
Consultancy The table on left indicates the
Professional Services Financial Services industries that have been clubbed
Professional Services
Training Consultants
together to represent data which
Real Estate Real Estate has been presented in the survey
Events
Services
Telecom
Services
Tourism and Event Management
Travel
Weather Services Provider
Agricultural Research
Dairy
Social Sector
Development
NGO, Social Sector
Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics Transportation/ Shipping/ Logistics
Aero Space Engineering
Hydro Electric power
Mining & Metals
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining
Power, Power Generation, Power Transmission
Steel
Utilities/ Oil& Gas/ Mining
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Data in this presentation is the sole proprietary of HRhelpdesk.in and is copyright protected. It
can be used for non-commercial purposes as long as due reference and credit is give to the
source, which is HRhelpdesk.in
All data presented and assumptions made, including ranking of industries is only based on
responses from individuals and companies in those industries. The study only gives an
indication. An individual company or industry may have different processes, systems and
percentile levels than those presented here. This data is just a comparative analysis from
amongst the respondents to this study
For customized report of this study and for commercial use, please write to us at
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