Bandhan KOnnagar Program Manager salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Salary comes on 10th of every month

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- If you care about dignity and don't want to spend months' 30 days with half salary, please don't join this organisation -Highly biased leadership with domination of Bengali speaking - Rude behaviour by seniors. They treat others like peon. The senior leadership ask their juniors to serve them food and otherwise they will fire them. - The organisation HR and management keep looking for the opportunity to deduct your salary and most of the time unethical way. - No employee benefits policy like EPF, TADA. The HR even don't share the HR policy with the employees. -

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...ing he/she is appointed or not appointed for. I am suffering a lot working here. Also employees are given responsibilities after responsibilities without even talking about their increment in salary.

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My colleagues are to some extent good. Other than that there is nothing good about the company

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Time to time salary, Puja bonus, pf & mediclaim, 2nd & 4th Saturday and all Sunday of every month is holiday.

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No carrier growth, no job security, HR will not say to new employee that they will hire as a contractual basis, for new employee leave will not given properly.

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Salary on time.

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Lots of Politics from senior authorities, always De appreciate juniors. Only want number of sales not placed students after completing course. This is not a NGO this is fully corporate business.

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On time salary and statutory benefits.

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1. The Organisation thrives on conspiracy and gossiping about employees personal lives instead of focusing on their assigned roles. The seniors are spent to do this desperately in maximum of working hours at Office. 2. Women in the workplace are particularly exploited by the management and immediate supervisors, creating unsafe and hostile environment. 3. The Organisation lacks essential policies such as HR, POSH, POCSO, Staff Welfare etc. This is the one man dictatorship organisation. 4. The management’s policies are riddled with countless loopholes, leading to revengeful actions against staff, such as termination based on false allegations, forced resignations, unethical transfers and more. 5. Leaders in the organisation lacks professional degrees and competence, further aggravating the situation.