Tata Steel Deputy Control and Instrumentation Manager salaries in India

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After the demise of Ratan Tata, Tata Steel is no longer a place to work anymore. The Stupid HR policy, Forced Retirements, reduced number of leaves are the new normal. The only good part was the OPD medical facility which be discontinued from April onwards as well.

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No increment No promotion No salary revision Zero employee development Talent bank policy

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Not much.

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Less work life balance. Excessive and unnecessary paper work. Bossy culture especially after Tata Take over. No shop floor experience and guidance from seniors except few seniors. Pathetic union culture

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strong work-life balance, competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package, good career development opportunities, supportive work culture, focus on employee well-being, and a sense of job security.

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poor management, slow career growth, low salary increases, extended working hours during peak periods, a perceived lack of investment in employee development, outdated HR practices, and concerns about job security due to potential plant shutdowns or restructuring.

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The pay structure is still good for freshers and employee related benefits are good. However, i have worked only in Tata Steel and hence not aware about the benefits which other companies provide.

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Growth opportunities are limited. Extreme bureaucracy and things move really slow.

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Safety culture Job security Good for learning and development Good work environment.

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Salary. Low in hand salary as per ctc, no accomodation facility specially for new joining. Double HRA facilities for locals but not for whom out side.