Maersk Line Associate Recruiter salaries in Human Resources in India

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Compensation and benefits

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Company work culture is unstable, lots of organization wide meetings, too much transparency , unnecessary pressure but no proper work. Too much idealism, unnecessary pressure specially on new joiners. Laying off with proper reasons.

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I like the work culture in Maersk.. it is an employee oriented company, particularly safe for women employees in all aspects. Opportunity to grow is very high

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Salary wise you cannot expect much in this concern, single digit hikes, otherwise all good

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...ent support is moderate, but you can connect to your senior management directly. Company policies are good for general PL, Maturing & Paternity leaves, Salary, mediclaim's etc. You can feel of woking with Global Giant Danish Shipping Company!!

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Year hike & promotion are to low as compare with other MNC'S.. If any one want to grow fastly in terms of their financial & professional in their career then this is not the right place bec of high hierarchy in positions & low increment after promotions. For IJP in other teams candidate should effort their own for traning & process knowledge along with there working hrs as a adhoc. Soft skill training is there but not helps in process knowledge!!

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Salary offered in initial stages is pretty much higher.

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No job security, no career growth opportunities, no increment ( 3 to 4 %). It's better to work in Lala ji ka shop. I would recommend not to joined at any moment in this organisation

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Job security well satisfied and work culture also good. Salary wise well below and no improvement. Also contract has been increases at the same time which is not fair at all even though the company attained profit just by looking at the numbers.

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...pared to other shipping companies with regards to standard and other benefits... But the level of maersk has gone once tehy start comparing to other companies reg the contract and salary not thinking about the welfare of seafarers just a profit...