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Human Resource Management Practices

and Employee Satisfaction Level on


Training and Development Program of
Well Group (Garments Division)
Objectives
▫ To know about the Well Group (Garments Division)
▫ To understand the HRM practices of the Well
Group (Garments Division)
▫ To identify the problems of HRM practices of the
Well Group (Garments Division)
▫ To know the employee satisfaction level on training
and development of Well Group (Garments
Division)
▫ To provide some recommendation to improve the
HRM practices of Well Group (Garments Division)
Human Resource Management Practices
of Well Group (Garments Division)

▫ Referral system is followed for recruiting and selecting candidates


▫ There is no succession planning
▫ A six step process is followed to conduct training process
▫ Compensation and benefits are provided according to the Labour Code
▫ There is no proper performance management system
▫ Workers Participation Committee (WPC) oversees the employer-
employee relationship
Project

Employee Satisfaction Level


on Training and Development
Program of Well Group
(Garments Division)
Findings from Project

Strategy Nature of Training Program


▫ Training & development ▫ Widely shared training &
programs are considered as development programs
a part of organizational ▫ Weekly training program and
strategy to improve the duration is sufficient for trainees
employees’ skills and
behavior
Findings from Project
Training & Development Level of Employee Satisfaction
Programs ▫ Satisfaction level is high on
▫ Both on the job and off the training and development
job training methods are used program
▫ Multiple skill development ▫ Minority of workers are not
training is provided satisfied with the current training
▫ Technical trainings are situation
imparted for newcomers ▫ Dissatisfied workers want the
programs to be more fruitful
Problems
 Unorganized HRM manual
 Biased staffing process embedded with nepotism
 Little knowledge about performance management, talent
management and succession planning
 Not enough discretionary benefits
 Unplanned training sessions
 No direct link between their performance and pay
Recommendations
 Upgrade the HRM manual in an organized manner
 Establish a standardized, unbiased staffing process with proper job
analysis
 Company can start planning for succession and proper performance
appraisal methods
 Discretionary benefits like health care, retirement plan or provident
fund can be introduced
 Organized training program may be scheduled
 Performance based pay can be introduced for the executives
Thank You

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