Dear Senior,
I am pleased to inform you that the offer for the position of Personal Manager and HR is in line, and hopefully, I will receive confirmation within a week. I hold an MBA in HR from DDE. Although my previous roles included working as an Assistant Admin and Business Development Executive, I am now feeling apprehensive about the job responsibilities. I am unsure how to go about setting up the organization's structure entirely.
I have learned that there is currently no HR or Personal Manager in place, and I will be responsible for establishing all HR and PM functions. I seek your advice on how to set up the organization's structure and HR policies. Additionally, if you could recommend any relevant books or references, it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Silva
From India, Delhi
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12I am pleased to inform you that the offer for the position of Personal Manager and HR is in line, and hopefully, I will receive confirmation within a week. I hold an MBA in HR from DDE. Although my previous roles included working as an Assistant Admin and Business Development Executive, I am now feeling apprehensive about the job responsibilities. I am unsure how to go about setting up the organization's structure entirely.
I have learned that there is currently no HR or Personal Manager in place, and I will be responsible for establishing all HR and PM functions. I seek your advice on how to set up the organization's structure and HR policies. Additionally, if you could recommend any relevant books or references, it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Silva
From India, Delhi
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Hi Silva,
First, think that "I can" then you are out of fear. Make a list of tasks that have to be performed for setting up HR in your organization.
1. Make an organization chart.
2. Make a list of all employees.
3. Place them as per the organization chart.
4. Make a list of all HR records to be maintained as statute.
5. Draw a draft HR policy.
6. Grade the employees.
7. Create a salary structure.
8. Search on the internet regarding your required tasks, ask for help from us, discuss with management, adopt the changes, and so on.
Share your email ID; I will provide you with some policies, such as travel, leave, etc.
Regards,
Manjay
<manjay@malaygauri.com>
Malay Gauri Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
From India, Mumbai
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First, think that "I can" then you are out of fear. Make a list of tasks that have to be performed for setting up HR in your organization.
1. Make an organization chart.
2. Make a list of all employees.
3. Place them as per the organization chart.
4. Make a list of all HR records to be maintained as statute.
5. Draw a draft HR policy.
6. Grade the employees.
7. Create a salary structure.
8. Search on the internet regarding your required tasks, ask for help from us, discuss with management, adopt the changes, and so on.
Share your email ID; I will provide you with some policies, such as travel, leave, etc.
Regards,
Manjay
<manjay@malaygauri.com>
Malay Gauri Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
From India, Mumbai
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Some of the tasks for your working:
1) Recruitment and selection (i.e. job descriptions, selection tools, background checks, offers)
2) Compensation (i.e. methods, consistency, market)
3) Employee relations (i.e. labor agreements, performance management, disciplinary procedures, employee recognition)
4) Mandated benefits (i.e. social security, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, COBRA/HIPAA)
5) Optional group benefits (i.e. insurance, time off benefits, flexible benefits, retirement plans, employee assistance programs, perks)
6) Payroll (i.e. internal vs. external options, compliance)
7) Recordkeeping (i.e. HRIS, personnel files, confidential records, I-9, other forms)
8) Training and development (i.e. new employee orientation, staff development, technical and safety, leadership, tuition reimbursement, career planning)
9) Employee communications (i.e. handbook, newsletter, recognition programs, announcements, electronic communication)
10) Internal communications (i.e. policies and procedures, management development, management reporting)
Regards,
Manjay | 9810507200 | manjay@malaygauri.com
Malay Gauri Consultants Pvt Ltd | www.malaygauri.com
From India, Mumbai
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1) Recruitment and selection (i.e. job descriptions, selection tools, background checks, offers)
2) Compensation (i.e. methods, consistency, market)
3) Employee relations (i.e. labor agreements, performance management, disciplinary procedures, employee recognition)
4) Mandated benefits (i.e. social security, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, COBRA/HIPAA)
5) Optional group benefits (i.e. insurance, time off benefits, flexible benefits, retirement plans, employee assistance programs, perks)
6) Payroll (i.e. internal vs. external options, compliance)
7) Recordkeeping (i.e. HRIS, personnel files, confidential records, I-9, other forms)
8) Training and development (i.e. new employee orientation, staff development, technical and safety, leadership, tuition reimbursement, career planning)
9) Employee communications (i.e. handbook, newsletter, recognition programs, announcements, electronic communication)
10) Internal communications (i.e. policies and procedures, management development, management reporting)
Regards,
Manjay | 9810507200 | manjay@malaygauri.com
Malay Gauri Consultants Pvt Ltd | www.malaygauri.com
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Manjay Sir,
You have not only provided the information but also instilled enough confidence to take on the responsibility. I am confident that I can execute it effectively and establish a well-functioning organization.
On another note, I would like to inquire about the rules and safety policies for the site office. Please provide me with guidance.
Best regards,
Silva
Email: silvamani@yahoo.com
Phone: 9717750333
From India, Delhi
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You have not only provided the information but also instilled enough confidence to take on the responsibility. I am confident that I can execute it effectively and establish a well-functioning organization.
On another note, I would like to inquire about the rules and safety policies for the site office. Please provide me with guidance.
Best regards,
Silva
Email: silvamani@yahoo.com
Phone: 9717750333
From India, Delhi
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Dear Silva,
If you are working as the HR and Admin Head, in addition to HR activities like onboarding, induction, and full and final settlements, you will need to implement disciplinary actions. Furthermore, you will have to ensure statutory compliance with regulations such as PF, ESIC, WC, etc. It would be beneficial to engage a consultant for assistance with this aspect.
Regards,
Smita
From India, Mumbai
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If you are working as the HR and Admin Head, in addition to HR activities like onboarding, induction, and full and final settlements, you will need to implement disciplinary actions. Furthermore, you will have to ensure statutory compliance with regulations such as PF, ESIC, WC, etc. It would be beneficial to engage a consultant for assistance with this aspect.
Regards,
Smita
From India, Mumbai
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