Dear All,
Can someone help me with this. I am looking to find out the expectation of employer from an employee in terms of profits on the the fixed salary given. Eg: If an employee is at 2LPA fixed, is the expectation 5*2LPA that he/she should give back to the organisation.
From India, Mumbai
3Can someone help me with this. I am looking to find out the expectation of employer from an employee in terms of profits on the the fixed salary given. Eg: If an employee is at 2LPA fixed, is the expectation 5*2LPA that he/she should give back to the organisation.
From India, Mumbai
Dear Bluesky,
To my knowledge there is no hard and fast rules with regards to the return invested on each employee. It purely depends on the nature of the business and the business model of the organization. I think it is tough to predict it and also generalization is also how far possible.
From India, New Delhi
To my knowledge there is no hard and fast rules with regards to the return invested on each employee. It purely depends on the nature of the business and the business model of the organization. I think it is tough to predict it and also generalization is also how far possible.
From India, New Delhi
Dear Vivek,
As far as my knowledge goes, I think it is generalised as I had heard it from an HR professional long back. However, m not too sure if the factor 5, remains the same or it has increased in the current scenario.
From India, Mumbai
As far as my knowledge goes, I think it is generalised as I had heard it from an HR professional long back. However, m not too sure if the factor 5, remains the same or it has increased in the current scenario.
From India, Mumbai
A candidate can gauge the expectation of the employer from the profile of his responsibilities given to him by the employer. For example, a candidate, selected for a marketing position, may be given targets, area of operation and percentage of business to be generated which give him a fair idea of expectation of the employer. the expectations depend up on the position,grade and nature of business etc.you may go through the job profile or discuss with your colleagues who are in similar post as your's.
B.Saikumar
HR & IR Asvisor
From India, Mumbai
B.Saikumar
HR & IR Asvisor
From India, Mumbai
Factor 10 is more appropriate. If a person is drawing a salary of Rs.25,000/- per month he should give back benefit to company, worth Rs.2.5 lacs p.m. Thanks, R K Nair
From India, Aizawl
From India, Aizawl
Dear Bluesky,
Neither factor 5 nor factor 10 can be a fixed parameter to gauge the delivery of an employee to the organisation. It will mainly depend upon the area of work assigned to an employee deputed only in sales/marketing. You can not put any factor to the salary paid to a Security Guard, an Accountant, an office clerk or Receptionist, a purchase officer, a Store Keeper, a Timekeeper, an HR Executive, a maintenance engineer etc. In view of this it is only a misleading concept to attach any factor to the salary of an employee as supposed by you.
I hope this clears your query.
Regards,
Srivastava C.M. Lal
From India, New Delhi
Neither factor 5 nor factor 10 can be a fixed parameter to gauge the delivery of an employee to the organisation. It will mainly depend upon the area of work assigned to an employee deputed only in sales/marketing. You can not put any factor to the salary paid to a Security Guard, an Accountant, an office clerk or Receptionist, a purchase officer, a Store Keeper, a Timekeeper, an HR Executive, a maintenance engineer etc. In view of this it is only a misleading concept to attach any factor to the salary of an employee as supposed by you.
I hope this clears your query.
Regards,
Srivastava C.M. Lal
From India, New Delhi
For any Employed Person giving 100% Contribution - some defined, some not articulated by the Employer is worthy of consideration. The Employer ought to get Two ROIs (Return of Investment on the Employed Person as well as Return on Investment- . A day will soon come when the Employed Person will "know" the Returns the Employer seek and strategies to secure from each one employed.
Kritarth Team
15.9.14
From India, Delhi
Kritarth Team
15.9.14
From India, Delhi
Dear Bluesky,
It is one of the best question, what an employer seek/expect from the employee, for the fixed salary or to the salary received from him, perhaps, a salary is not a fixed money an employee can receive without reasons, causes, work done/service carried over for a fixed period. It is the kind an employee receive from the employer for the time he/she is spending in his office as an asset for the works/services of the employee. There is certainly a benefit exist in the service/work done or being done to the employee.
The service/work certainly defined either hidden or in front, in either case the benefits are mutually agreed upon by the employer and employee to carry over the task to the satisfaction of the employer or to the satisfaction of the reporting officer. Even a time keeper`s work is fully defined he/she is closely watching the time of in and out of the other employers and the work/period of stay in the factory, working place, office etc., this finally considered for calculation of salary fixed or floating according to the kind/benefit fixed. Further, salary is fixed in accordance to the work each employee carried upon in merit, customer care, sales, marketing, supervisor, accounting, production, purchase, Office maintenance, cleaning, socio-cultural benefits of the organisation, and the employee, employer commitments, some of the employee are assets who work beyond the actual money they are receiving, some of the workers need been calculated, some need whip, some need motivation this is all the categories working in a nut for the process of the organisation to develop in the market/country/area of operation etc.,
Thus every aspect is considerable for fixing a salary fixed or floating with benefits in the society, a wide open contradictory, conflicting yet, the organisation have to survive from all these facts and grow with zeal...
From India, Arcot
It is one of the best question, what an employer seek/expect from the employee, for the fixed salary or to the salary received from him, perhaps, a salary is not a fixed money an employee can receive without reasons, causes, work done/service carried over for a fixed period. It is the kind an employee receive from the employer for the time he/she is spending in his office as an asset for the works/services of the employee. There is certainly a benefit exist in the service/work done or being done to the employee.
The service/work certainly defined either hidden or in front, in either case the benefits are mutually agreed upon by the employer and employee to carry over the task to the satisfaction of the employer or to the satisfaction of the reporting officer. Even a time keeper`s work is fully defined he/she is closely watching the time of in and out of the other employers and the work/period of stay in the factory, working place, office etc., this finally considered for calculation of salary fixed or floating according to the kind/benefit fixed. Further, salary is fixed in accordance to the work each employee carried upon in merit, customer care, sales, marketing, supervisor, accounting, production, purchase, Office maintenance, cleaning, socio-cultural benefits of the organisation, and the employee, employer commitments, some of the employee are assets who work beyond the actual money they are receiving, some of the workers need been calculated, some need whip, some need motivation this is all the categories working in a nut for the process of the organisation to develop in the market/country/area of operation etc.,
Thus every aspect is considerable for fixing a salary fixed or floating with benefits in the society, a wide open contradictory, conflicting yet, the organisation have to survive from all these facts and grow with zeal...
From India, Arcot
Hi,
After going through all the replies, I feel that if a position is contributing for the growth of the organization with full efforts that is the real ROI for that position.
For instance, a role of an office assistant is to support the designed persons to the maximum. Say if it is a project based company, then the extra time the person is investing to support the team can be viewed as the ROI. If my view which may look vague, I request my seniors to correct me in this regard.
From India, New Delhi
After going through all the replies, I feel that if a position is contributing for the growth of the organization with full efforts that is the real ROI for that position.
For instance, a role of an office assistant is to support the designed persons to the maximum. Say if it is a project based company, then the extra time the person is investing to support the team can be viewed as the ROI. If my view which may look vague, I request my seniors to correct me in this regard.
From India, New Delhi
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