Infosys freezes salary hikes amid 70-hour work week proposal
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Infosys freezes salary hikes amid 70-hour work week proposal

Employee salary hikes on hold
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Employee salary hikes on hold

Infosys, after Narayana Murthy suggested a 70-hour work week, has put salary hikes on hold.

No salary hikes in Q3
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No salary hikes in Q3

Infosys recently postponed salary hikes, with a decision expected in Q4.

Last salary hike: November 2023
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Last salary hike: November 2023

The last salary hike at Infosys was in November 2023, over a year ago.

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Reasons for the freeze

Global demand uncertainty and reduced IT spending are cited as reasons for the salary hike freeze.

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70-hour work week proposal

Narayana Murthy wants employees to work 70 hours a week, but Infosys has held back on salary hikes.

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Hard work is essential

Murthy said that India's progress requires hard work from its youth.

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Opposition to Murthy's view

Murthy's 70-hour work week suggestion faced opposition, though some supported it.

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₹6,506 crore profit

Infosys reported a 2.2% rise in Q2 net profit to ₹6,506 crore, but below expectations.

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