MBA 423: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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MBA 423: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Group Members:
Hardik Patel Mukhtar Ahmed
Abdul Irshad Avinesh Bhan Irshad Abdul
Major Project-Description and critique of its human resource management
By WakaWaka
Agenda• About the company• Strategic Objectives Culture Recruitment EEO & HR policies Remuneration Career planning and progression Training and Development
Induction Process Benefits Ethics and expections OHS Future Plans & Recommendations Bibliography
About the company Vinod Patel & Co. Ltd was established in 1962 A primary exporter of hardware to island nations in the
Pacific Making it the leading hardware retailer and exporter in the
South Pacific region. Currently Fiji’s largest chain of hardware stores, with ten
branches nation wide. Employs over 700 staff Has a product range of more than 35 000 items.
Envisions to be a World Class Distributor and Retailer in the South Pacific and to be an
Employer of Choice
Enhance value, assess
growth opportunities, provide an
ROI
Environmentally
responsible & invest back in
community
Foster Long Term,
Profitable partnerships
Provide outstanding
customer service
Attract, develop, retain &
reward the best people
Leading retailer & distributor
Strategic Objectives
Market Team members Customers Suppliers Community Shareholders
Our Purpose, to our …
Culture
• Family Friendly• Unity an team work• Performance Oriented• Personal Development• Innovation and Growth
• Absolute Integrity• Customer focus• Quality Services• Trusting Relationship• Value Creation
• Present a Positive First Impression
• Respond immediately to customer questions and requests
• Communicate Professional
• Access customer needs and take appropriate actions
Our Team Spirit
Our Busine
ssCustomer focus
Culture
EEO & HR policies• Vinod Patel & Company Limited is committed to
ensuring all employees receive fair and equal access to:
o jobs, o promotions, o transfers, o pay increases, o training and development opportunities
• Employees are employed solely on their suitability for the position.
• Performance reviews keep employees informed of their status and continuous guidance is provided to help employees progress.
Remuneration & Performance Review The individual’s rate is subject to review during the course
of employment on the basis of change in:
responsibilities, promotions and performance.
• Performance appraisal process takes place once a year and is based on overall performance in relation to the job responsibilities and identified performance standards taking into account staff conduct, approach and record of attendance.
• The performance This mechanism allows discussion on work standards, reinforce good performance, identify areas where improvement is needed, training and development and possible merit increases.
• This is conducted by the respective Managers.
Career Progression and Promotion• The Company policy is to fill higher positions from within if
suitable candidates are available and;
• If no suitable candidates are available from within, the vacancies are advertised both internally and externally.
• Internally vacancies will be advertised on the Notice Board.
‘Your’ advancement is influenced by your:
• attitude, • ability, • efficiency, • performance and;• experience.
• Vinod Patel & Company Limited believes in advancing the skills and experience of employees to retain valuable people. Hence, employees are welcome to apply for positions which are advertised internally.
Training and Development
• Vinod Patel is committed to providing training necessary for employees to do their job effectively. This includes orientation for new employees and training for present employees.
• The Company encourages the professional development of employees and
authorizes attendance and participation in appropriate training programs and seminars.
• Training needs analysis & program / plan done on yearly basis, related directly on:o Company’s operations, activities and ;o objectives and; o place employees in a position to improve their job performance.
• In approving the training program the company ensures that the training
programs are related directly to the
• Evaluation of training:o Any employee attending training sponsored by the company shall conduct a presentation, minimum of 1 hour to
their colleagues and fill the necessary form as issued by training department. o After 3 months of training, every employee will be assessed on the change in behavior after which remedial action
will be planned.o Every member of staff will have an individual training record as maintained by the Training Department. o Evidence of ALL training received, by way of signatures, dates, certificates, attendance records or other
appropriate means should all be filed as part of the individual’s training records.
Example: Induction Process for new employee’s
Employee to report at HR Section on the 1st day
HR to issue necessary forms to be filled in
HR to take new recruit to the respective section mgr
The section mgr to brief the person on the job responsibilities and performance appraisal
Section mgr to take the person around the depts
HR to send staff circular to inform all staff regarding the new recruit
Training dept to conduct induction training depending on the recruitment size.
Staff to sign induction form & submit to Mgr Training
• Essential initial training - Inducting our staff will help to make our workplace safer and more productive.
• Don’t assume any prior knowledge, training or experience. Our workplace, equipment, tools and work practices may be different. Go over things that may seem “common sense” despite new employee’s background.
• Ensure that they are supervised while they perform the tasks until they demonstrate they are competent. Correct any mistakes immediately.
• Check that the new worker has understood what they have been told or shown.
This is applies for Managers and Executive staff
Ethics and ExpectationsExpect all employees to:
o Act honestly and with integrity in all dealings on behalf of our organization.
o Consistently perform their jobs to the best of their ability. o Strive to provide a consistent level of quality service to
customers and clients, and to participate in the ongoing improvement of all our services.
o Be an effective supportive member of the team. o Fulfill the expectations of the Employment Contract.o Act in a way that enhances the reputation and standing of the
organization in the local, national and international communities. o Present in a way that reflects your status as a professional and
portrays an appropriate image for our organization. o Keep management advised of matters that negatively impinge on
the carrying out of your duties. o Be committed to participation in professional and employee
development activities. o Maintain a high level of confidentiality
Benefits & Facilities Fiji National Provident Fund
Travel Allowance
Meal and accommodation allowance
Lunch Room
First Aid
Staff Credit Purchase
Training & Development
OHS (BENCHMARKING – SAFE - WORK – RELIABILITY)
VINOD PATEL GROUP OF COMPANIESSAFE SYSTEM OF WORK
PERSONNEL
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PROCESSES
[ACTUAL Versus
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PROCEDURES
[STANDARDOPERATING
PROCEDURES]
RESPONSIBILITY
PRACTICES
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PERFORMANCES
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WHOM SYSTEM HOW METHODSWHEN
ACCOUNTABILITY JUSTIFICA
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Future Plans & Recommendations
Conclusion
Questions?
Bibliography• Stone,Raymond.(2006). Managing human
Resources. John Wiley & Son’s Australia, Ltd.
Grievance Proceduces
• There are grievance procedures in place to resolve work related problems. If such a situation should arise you should contact your immediate supervisor who will take the necessary action to resolve your complaint. All personal problems are treated as confidential. All employees shall following channel in reporting the Grievance:
• • Immediate Supervisor• Line Manager• Human Resources Manager• Directors• ER Mediation Services
Disciplinary Procedure • Where an employee has not responded to positive action to achieve the required
conduct or where the employer is dissatisfied with an employee’s performance or conduct, the following disciplinary procedure is engaged:
• First (recorded verbal) warning • Second recorded warning • Final recorded warning
• All warnings shall be recorded in writing, detailing the incident, the employee’s explanation, the level and period of the warning issued. The employee shall be made aware of the consequences of further misconduct or substandard performance.
• • Management of Disciplinary Process • Severity of action will determine on which step action commences. • After a warning the employee is given sufficient time to make required
improvements/changes. • The Company will endeavor to provide the employee with the skills required to
improve. • If a warning results from a more serious matter it can last indefinitely. • Disciplinary meetings are recorded in writing and kept on the employee’s personal
file. • Any employee who is called to a disciplinary meeting will be given notice of this
meeting, to provide an explanation and the opportunity to improve performance if decided appropriate by the Company.
SERIOUS MISCONDUCT • The following will be regarded as serious misconduct and may be grounds for instant dismissal. NOTE: This is not
an exhaustive list and does not cover every possible situation. • 1) Falsifying medical certificates, birth certificates, character references, academic results, application forms or other
similar documents. • 2) Gross negligence or behavior causing injury or resulting in the loss or damage to Vinod Patel & Company Limited
property, reputation or financial position, or that adversely affects safety or quality. • 3) Showing the effects of drug or alcohol consumption, or reporting to work in such a condition that, through the
observations and opinion of Vinod Patel & Company Limited the employee is unable to perform his/her duties properly and safely on more than one occasion.
• 4) Fighting, verbal or physical abuse, sexual or racial harassment of another employee or any person dealing with Vinod
Patel & Company Limited as a customer or business contact.
• 5) External distribution or sharing of company or customer information. • • 6) Downloading objectionable, offensive or pornographic materials from the internet. • 7) Conspiring with vendors to provide services at inflated or reduced prices for personal benefit. • • 8) Theft of company property or use of official Company seal, stamp or stationary to receive benefits from other parties.
• 9) Act of larceny, defrauding, bribery and corruption.
• 10) Utilization of Company items for personal use, without prior approval from the respective Manager. • 11) Desertion, neglecting or walking off job without authority or permission.
End of Employment• TERMINATION - An employee’s service may be terminated at any time
with or without notice, as the case may be, on the grounds of poor performance, misconduct, indiscipline, insubordination or fraudulent act. In ordinary circumstances, one week’s notice or one week’s salary in lieu of notice in case of hourly paid employees, and in the case of salaried staff, one months notice or one month’s salary in lieu of notice must be given by either party wishing to terminate the contract of employment.
• RESIGNATION - An employee who wishes to resign is expected to give appropriate notice as outlined in the Employment Contract. During this notice period the employee is unlikely to be granted annual leave. If an employee does not work out the notice period, the employee’s payment in lieu of notice will be deducted from the final pay. All resigning employees will receive their accrued pay with their final pay, provided they have returned all company property (signed off by their Manager) and have no outstanding debt to the Company.
• EXIT INTERVIEW - All salaried staff has to fill the exit interview
questionnaire and the information obtained is confidential. The main objective for exit interviews is for continuous improvement.