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    Becoming a future CHRO: Navigating the path to HR leadership excellence

    The Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) plays a crucial role in managing human capital and leading HR functions in organisations.

    ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024: Steering a smarter, safer, and sustainable supply chain by accelerating safety tech in logistics

    The ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024 gears up for its third roundtable, focusing on ‘Enhancing Safety Standards in Modern Logistics and Supply Chain.’ This session will put intelligent AI solutions in the spotlight, showcasing how they can revolutionise safe practices within the ever-evolving logistics landscape. By prioritising both road and fleet safety, the forum aims to create a more secure and efficient supply chain ecosystem.

    Pharma, healthcare see spurt in demand for senior hands as companies prepare for a new future

    Pharma and healthcare industries are witnessing growth, driving demand for leadership talent. Companies are seeking expertise in areas like API manufacturing, global market business heads, and CROs. Key roles like CIO, CDO, site head, operations head, sales leaders, and CFOs are in high demand, alongside private equity investments and tech leaders.

    India Inc CXOs’ pay packets are getting fatter

    CEO compensation in India Inc is on the rise, with median pay reaching Rs 9.3 crore in FY24. The average CEO compensation has surged to Rs 13.8 crore, up 40% from previous levels. About three out of every four CEOs in India now earn more than Rs 5 crore, the survey has found. CEOs earning more than Rs 20 crore in target total compensation has doubled over the last four years. Every second CEO had a target compensation of more than Rs 10 crore in FY24, compared with every third CEO in FY20.

    ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024: Navigating the path to employee well-being and operational efficiency in transportation

    ET Road Safety & Safer Mobility Forum 2024, to explore and highlight innovative approaches and collaborative efforts driving employee well-being and operational efficiency in transportation safety across industries.

    In the era of gender disparity, women still find it a challenge to ask for a pay raise

    The gender gap in pay raises persists due to women's hesitation influenced by confidence disparities and unconscious gender stereotypes. Organizational culture, compensation philosophy, and market benchmarks play a crucial role. Women should keep records, conduct research, negotiate, and consider non-monetary incentives.

    The Economic Times
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