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11 Main Directives Contained in a Personnel Policy

A personnel policy contains directive regarding: 1. Recruitment 2. Selection 3. Placement 4. Induction and Orientation 5. Promotions 6. Transfers 7. Demotion 8. Separation 9. Labour Turnover 10. Absenteeism 11. Discharge. 1. Recruitment: It is the process by which manpower is discovered and then encouraged to apply for employ­ment. The purpose of recruitment is to collect sufficient number of applicants [...]

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Rewards: Classification, Characteristics and Criteria

Introduction: A compensation or rewarding system is devised after careful consideration of various fac­tors which affects both the organisation and employee. Rewarding of performance should be such that productivity gains continue. The system must be established according to the worth of a job. We must keep in mind that although we reward people for their work, we pay a job. [...]

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Role and Qualities of a Personnel Manager

After reading this article you will learn about the roles and qualities of personnel manager. Roles of Personnel Manager: 1. As a specialist: To advise other functional heads on various aspects of HRM. 2. As an Information Source: To provide valuable information about labour market, labour laws and other related areas. 3. As a Charge Agent: To initiate and spearhead [...]

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