La compensation salariale coûtera Rs 4,2 milliards aux entreprises, précise Business Mauritius

2 years ago - December 02, 2022

Les entreprises auront à débourser la somme de Rs 4,2 milliards annuellement, suite à la nouvelle compensation salariale de Rs 1000, payable à partir de janvier 2023.

Une précision apportée par Kevin Ramkaloan, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) de Business Mauritius, face à la presse, mercredi 30 novembre.

Il estime que cette somme représente un chiffre « conséquent » pour les entreprises. Surtout ceux du secteur manufacturier ou encore les petites et moyennes entreprises (PME).

Ce dernier soutient également que Business Mauritius avait pour sa part proposé un montant de Rs 600.

Text by Le Mauricien

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