“EMPLOYEES JOB SATISFACTION TOWARDS WELFARE MEASURES AT SBSCPL”

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The completion of this in plant training makes me to recall with gratitude several
persons who extended their operation in any way or the other in venture.

First and foremost I would like to thank the “RANI CHANNAMMA

UNIVERSITY,-BELGAVI” for giving us the opportunity of having in plant training during the
course of BBA degree. And also special thanks to our college principal prof. S K JAMADAR
SIR & Prof. M M GOUDAR. for their guidance and direction for my project .

My special thanks to our college all staff and my project guide Mr. Basavaraj for
guiding & supporting me throughout the tenure.

I extended my heartfelt and sincere thanks to Shri. VENKATESH PATIL SIR

managing director of SBSCPL to giving permission for in-plant training in their esteemed
organization. And I extended my thanks to Shri. JAGADEESH S SIR HR Manager & Admin
of SBSCPL who was guided me in successful completion of organization study.

Last but not least I would like to thanks to my family and friends who stood behind
me directly and indirectly have helped me in completing project successfully.

MANJUNATH B BARADDI

Student of BBA 6th semester

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Sugarcane is one of the major comely crops in country. Sugarcane is important raw
materials to produce sugar, enough of sugarcane growing in Bijapura & Bagalkot district as
made the sugar industries to accumulate in these industries.

Earlier Bagalkot was industrially backward city but now accumulation of these
sugar industries has given life blood industries growth of Bagalkot district.

Development of sugar industries will lead to optimum urtilization of sugarcane

and produce sugar. Sugar has played a very signification role in India’s agricultural and
industries economy. Although sugarcane occupies barely 3% of Indie’s total cultivable area
about million people are dependent on sugarcane forming and sugar industries is that more then
58% of production takes place in co- operative crops which are also the local point multi
dimensional socio-economic development in rural areas.

India is the largest consumer and second largest producer of sugar in the world.
The sufficient and well distributed monsoon rains, rapid population growth and substantial
increase in sugar production capacity have combined to make India the largest consumer and
second largest producer in world.

It is very much that there is a wide scope for sugar industries. Apart form this the
Government is also interested in inspiring the sugar industries to take up export.

Shri Balaji sugars and chemicals PVT.LTD.Yaragal. has a wide scope for its
functioning in Bagalkot district.

The whole organization study show that there is cooperation between each
department and financial background by this company is growing day by day. This study is done
on inventory management by using various ratios like inventory turnover ratio, inventory to
current ratio ets. Findings and suggestions were given for the development of organization.

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DECLARATION

I here by declare that the project entitled “EMPLOYESS JOB SATISFACTION

TOWARDS WELFARE MESURES AT SBSCPL” is a record of independent project work
carried out by me under the supervision of internal guide’s Prof. M.M.GOUDAR. Faculty,
GOVERNMENT FIRST GRADE COLLEGE HUNAGUND. This has not been previously
submitted for the award of any Degree, Diploma, associate ship or any other any other similar
titles.

Place: Hungund Signature of the student

( MANJUNATH B BARADDI)

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CONTENTS

SL.NO TITLES PAGE NO.

01 Industry profile 01-06

02 Company profile 07-28

03 Introduction to the study 29-35

04 Research methodology 36-39

05 Data analysis & interpretation 40-56

06 Findings & suggestions 57-59

07 Conclusion & Questionaries 60-64

08 Appendix & Bibliography 65-67

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