Intel to cut managers’ salaries due to downturn in computer market

A week after publishing a lower-than-anticipated sales projection due to a loss of market share and a decline in the personal computer market, U.S. giant Intel will reduce compensation for managers at various levels, according to Reuters’ sources.

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The source claims that the company’s hourly employees’ compensation won’t be affected by the cuts, which would range from 5% for mid-level personnel to 25% for CEO Pat Gelsinger.

The company’s senior executives, aside from the CEO, will receive a 15 percent cut, the source added, and vice president-level personnel will also see a 10 percent reduction. Additionally, the corporation stopped paying quarterly performance bonuses.

The adjustments are meant to have a bigger impact on the company’s executives and will assist sustain investment levels and overall employee levels, according to Intel spokesperson, who was cited by the agency.

source: reuters.com

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