HR POLICY HANDBOOK

2017
 VISION

GMR Group will be an institution in perpetuity that

will build entrepreneurial organizations making a difference
to society through creation of value.

GMR VALUES AND BELIEFS

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 FOREWORD

Dear Colleague,

It is indeed a privilege to have you as a member of our GMR

family.

It gives us immense pleasure to share this booklet containing

the essence of our HR Policies.

“Pragyan” provides us with an opportunity to learn about our

various HR policies and enhance our understanding of these
policies.

We are sure that this booklet will make it easy for you to refer
to these policies instead of relying on memory.

Happy reading!!

Aniruddha Ganguly
Group President - HR

Note: Policy & Processes are subject to change, for detailed & regular policy
update please refer to the policy portal.

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CONTENT
04 | Classification of Job Responsibility Level
06 | Employee Welfare Policy
- Marriage Gift
- Annual Health Checkup
- Employee Emergency Response Centre
- Merit Rewards to Employees children
07 | Flexible Compensation & Benefit Plan (FCBP)
08 | Governance
- COBCE
- Grievance Management Policy
- Whistle Blower Policy
- Policy against sexual harassment
11 | Grooming and Dress Code Policy
12 | GMR Information Security Policy
12 | HR4U
13 | Leave Policy
14 | Learning & Development
15 | Prerequisites/ Facilities
- Membership fee to professional institutions
- Mobile Reimbursement
16 | Performance Management Process
17 | Rewards & recognition
- CIP
- Spot Awards
- Anushishta
- Suggestion Scheme - Idea Factory
21 | Skip Level Meeting
22 | Superannuation Scheme & Mediclaim Insurance
23 | Social Media
24 | Travel Policy
- Domestic Travel Policy
- Foreign Travel Policy
27 | Transfer & Relocation
28 | Talent Management
29 | Talent Acquisition

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 L (JRL)
CLASSIFICATION OF JOB RESPONSIBILITY LEVE

All jobs in GMR Group are classified in to 4 bands. Direction, Integration,

Managerial & Execution
There are two streams of job roles in GMR Group: Managerial & Specialist
The bands and grades have been arrived at through a systematic process
of Job Evaluation (JE). It is a process of deriving the relative worth of a job
or role in an organisation in a fair and logical manner. JE takes into account
organizational context and complexities and evaluates the role based on
following 3 parameters using a well-defined Job Description (JD)
• Know How, Problem Solving & Accountability
The following grades and bands are applicable for all regular employees.
• Managerial Grades and Bands: The managerial grades are predominantly
execution focused roles in the organization. Majority of roles in the
organization are classified in this category.
JRL /
Band Description
Grade
Roles driving and impacting the strategy, overall top-line and bottom-
line of the entity (or GMR, as the case may be). Cascading strategy into
Direction LX
functional / sector level imperatives and translating them into operative
goals for generating revenue/supporting the business.

LA Full-fledged professionals who will be heading verticals/ sub verticals

Integration within their sectors and will have proven expertise and experience.
LB Delivery of results would be focused to sector/ functional goals.

LC Seasoned professionals who have deep expertise in a particular

Managerial function/area and will generally be leading / accountable for specific
LD area of work within the verticals/ sub-verticals.
LE
LF
LG Supervising others / Individual Contributor to achieve a common
Execution
LH department/ functional purpose
LI
LJ

• Specialists Grades and Bands: The specialists grades are predominantly

‘domain’ focused roles. These roles are few in number and require high
amount of know how / deep domain expertise. These roles are classified
based on the ‘Know How’ part of the JE.
JRL /
Band Description
Grade
1. Job demands advanced knowledge of a specialized technical division
which is deployed in the analysis and resolution of problems and the
provision of specialist advice that would have a group / sector-wide
impact
Direction PA
2. Jobs at this level require leading a department / business unit (typically
integrating a number of small technical/professional teams) thereby
requiring understanding of all related technical disciplines within that
department / BU

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 L (JRL)
CLASSIFICATION OF JOB RESPONSIBILITY LEVE

JRL /
Band Description
Grade
1. Jobs at this level would require in-depth understanding of the
technical discipline and will tend to be heads of specialist functions
within a sector
2. Jobs at this level are responsible for leading specialist team in a
Integration PB
technical discipline which must deliver specific, measurable objectives
through the management and coordination of internal resources or
the development of relationships and coordination with external
“partners”

1. The Job is primarily accountable for implementing and adapting work

plan in the light of operational events. Uses own personal experience
on improvements to ways of working, processes and procedures,
PC which will enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
2. Jobs in this level are recognized in the organization as having a certain
level of expertise in providing practical solutions/implementation
options based on Know How gathered from extensive applied
experience
Managerial
3. Jobs at this level provide technical analysis and support within a
specific sub-function of the business. Applies technical knowledge
and expertise using standard techniques to provide technical support
which contribute to the development of wider solutions to business
PD issue
4. Roles at this level would have developed expertise through a
combination of direct relevant technical training and job experience
under guidance of specialists

1. Jobs at this level provide specialist technical support and service

within a business/company/project. Undertakes specific technical/
support tasks of varying complexity to support in the implementation
of business processes/projects and analysis and resolution of issues.
2. These Jobs are able to select and use appropriate procedures/
equipment/ techniques to analyse and interpret data and produce
Execution PE
required technical outputs.
3. Participate as part of a team to implement projects, occasionally
providing technical leadership to junior colleagues. Jobs in this level
are typically supervisor/individual contributors who have experience
on working within the area and are now developing deeper expertise
in the same

Note: The policy benefit equivalence of grades does not indicate role equivalence
(Ex. LD is not equal to PD)

Every job is a
self-portrait of the
person who does it.
Autograph your work
with excellence.

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 EMPLOYEE WELFARE
MARRIAGE GIFT
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Gift cheque of ` 15,000/- is given to an employee on his/her marriage.
The amount will be paid through the monthly payroll subject to deduction
of tax at source.
ANNUAL HEALTH CHECK UP
ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICABILITY
• Below 45 years: Once in two years @ JRL LE & above and PE & above.
• Above 45 years: Once in a year.
• Employee’s spouse above 50 years of age is also covered under annual
health checkup.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Employees should contact HR Department for fixing up the date and time
and collect a letter to submit it to the hospital on the day of check-up.
• HR will make necessary arrangements for appointment at the Hospital.
• The employees have to make the payment directly to the hospital and
claim the same as reimbursement.
EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY RESPONSE CENTRE (EERC)
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• EERC has been created for employees to avail assistance in dealing with
unforeseen emergencies.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• In the event of any emergency, an employee with proof of identify for
employment with GMR must contact the helpline number and request for
assistance.
• The center will ascertain whether the request for assistance comes within
the scope of the policy, before proceeding to do the needful.
MERIT REWARD TO EMPLOYEES’ CHILDREN
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• The policy is applicable to all employees on regular rolls of the company.
• The reward will be given to employees’ children who secure highest
aggregate marks/ rank in Schools/ Colleges studying in SSLC (X Standard),
Pre-University and Graduation.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
A cash prize/ Gift Cheque would be awarded to the employee’s children who
secure highest marks in Schools/ Colleges as indicated below:
• SSLC/ X Standard - Highest marks in the school (minimum 70%)- at each
school level - ` 1000/- per child.
• II PUC/ XII Standard - Highest marks in the school/ college (minimum
70%) - at each school/ college level - ` 1500/- per child.
• BA/ B.SC/ B.Com - Highest marks in the college (minimum 70%) - at each
College level - ` 3000/- per child.
• All PG/ Professional Courses - Highest marks in the college (minimum
70%) – at college level – ` 5000/- each

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 FLEXIBLE COMPENSATION & BENEFIT PLAN

ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY

• All employees on regular roll of the Company including probationers and
trainees.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Employee can opt for plan FCBP twice in a year.
• The window shall open in April and July.
• An employee can only change the flexible components falling under the
‘My Plan’ (FCBP) category.
• The components classified as Fixed and Flexible are as under:
Fixed Components My Plan (FCBP)
Basic Pay (40% of Fixed CTC) House Rent Allowance (0, 50% of Basic Pay)
Special Pay Transport Allowance (` 1600 per month)
Sodexo Vouchers Children Education
Group Mediclaim Premium Medical Reimbursement (Monthly/ Annual)
Bonus/ Exgratia (10% of Basic Pay) Fuel Allowance
Provident Fund (12% of Basic Pay) Gift Voucher (Worth ` 5000/- per annum)
Superannuation (8% or 15% of Basic Pay) Leave Travel Assistance (LTA)

• The monthly gross salary will comprise of the following components:

»» Basic Pay
»» HRA
»» Transport Allowance
»» Children Education
»» Special Pay
• The eligibility limits for my Plan (FCBP) components are as follows:
LTA (Per Annum)
Level Petrol Allowance
(May choose any one amount)
` 16,000/- per month
LX & LA
(including driver salary)
` 16,000/- per month
LB
(including driver salary)
` 12,000/- per month
LC to LE
(including driver salary)
` 1,00,000/ ` 75,000/
LF to LH ` 6,000/- per month ` 50,000/ ` 25,000/
` 15,000
` 16,000/- per month
PA
(including driver salary)
` 16,000/- per month
PB
(including driver salary)
` 12,000/- per month
PC to PE
(including driver salary)

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 CE)
CODE OF BUSINESS CONDUCT & ETHICS (COB

GMR Group believes that for an organization to succeed, grow and excel, it
needs to be anchored to its Values and Beliefs and motivate all its employees
to consistently display these values in the course of their interactions.
The Code of Business Conduct and Ethics, articulated below, embodies
the Group’s Values and Beliefs and endeavors to lay down guidelines for
employees of the Group to follow to in their day to day work life.
APPLICABILITY
All employees on regular rolls of the Company including Full Time Directors,
Principal Associates, Advisors, In-House Consultants, Expatriates and
employee on contract are governed by this Policy.
COBCE covers guidelines of Conduct for the below:
• National Interest
• Stakeholders
• Use of the GMR Brand
• Group Social Responsibility
• Competition
• Quality of Products and services
• Equal Opportunities
• Accurate and Complete Accounting
• Settlement of Expenses
• Protection of Intellectual Property
• Collaboration within GMR Companies
• Confidentiality and Non-disclosure
• Policy and Process Integrity
• Infrastructure
• Protecting Company’s Assets
• Unethical Transaction
• Gifts and Entertainment
• Stakeholder Relations
• Relationship with Government and Public Officials
• Compliance of Applicable Law by Expatriate Employee
• Public Representation
• Charitable Contributions
• Political Activity
• Regulatory Compliance
• Third Party Representation
• Sexual Harassment and Other Harassment Policy
• Other Harassment
• Whistle Blower Policy
• Ethical Conduct
• Dress Code
• Environment, Health and Safety

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 GRIEVANCE MANAGEMENT

Individual Employee grievances and complaints which are primarily a

manifestation of their dissatisfaction on working conditions, managerial
decisions, if not promptly attended to may affect morale and productivity.
Hence, there is a formal on-line grievance process to address such matters.
Employees can follow the link:
http://gmrportal.gmrgroup.int/irj/portal > Grievance > Employment Grievance
for registering their grievance
• The aggrieved employee may raise the grievance to the Manager (LD &
above and PD & above), who must try to resolve the grievance within 5
working days.
• In case the employee is not satisfied with the redressal of the grievance
she/ he may submit the grievance to the Head of Department within 2
working days from the date of receipt of grievance response from the
manager
• The concerned HoD will record comments on the grievance form within
5 working days after making necessary enquiries and discuss with Business
HR.
• In case the employee is not satisfied with the decision communicated to
him/ her or if she/ he fails to receive the reply within the stipulated period,
she/ he may submit the grievance within a period of 2 working days from
the date of receipt of grievance response from the HOD to the CEO/ GCXO.

Think, decide, do
what you KNOW is
RIGHT.

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 WHISTLE BLOWER

POLICY & PROCEDURE

• Constitutes of Malpractice, Impropriety, Abuse or Wrongdoing.
• To provide a platform for employees to disclose information internally,
without fear of reprisal or victimization.
• Any unlawful act, whether criminal (e.g. theft) or a breach of the civil law
(e.g. slander or libel) or abuse of power is some of the issues which may be
raised under this policy.
• The registration of the complaint could be through an e-mail to
gmr@ethicshelpline.in/ call at 1800-1020-467 or by way of a written
complaint to the Group Ombudsmen.
• The Concern shall be investigated by the Group Ombudsperson either by
himself or through any other person as deemed necessary by the Group
Ombudsperson.
• The Ombudsperson has to acknowledgement of the receipt - within 3
working days and closing of the matter within 30 days.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• GMR Group recognizes that sexual harassment violates fundamental
rights of gender equality, right to life and liberty and right to work with
human dignity as guaranteed by the Constitution of India.
• Sexual Harassment is a criminal offence and punishable under relevant
laws of the Country.
• Policy on Sexual Harassment applies to men and women.
• The Committee against sexual harassment is represented by minimum
50% of members being women and the Committee Head is also a woman.
• Any person who wants to complain on sexual harassment is required
to promptly inform the Committee against sexual harassment of such
complaint, in writing which is duly signed & and same to be mailed at
gmr.icc@gmrgroup.in or by way of a written complaint addressed to
the Head of the Committee. The details of the committee members is
available on gNet - HR Policy Portal.
• In case the employee who has made the complaint feels that the
Committee against sexual harassment has not provided her/him due
justice, the complaint can be escalated to GCM.
• The time frame for investigating and closing the case is 3 months from the
time it is brought to the notice of the Committee.

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 GROOMING & DRESS CODE POLICY

Grooming & Dress Code guidelines articulated below have been developed in
order to foster a professional environment in GMR Group and to present an
image of the Group consistent with its values and culture.
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY:
• It shall be applicable to all regular employees and employees on contract.
PROCEDURE
• All employees shall practice good personal hygiene, select attire that is
clean and in good condition and must present a professional image at all
times.
• When in office, or in business engagements outside office, the following
attire is expected:
»» Monday to Friday: Smart business casuals, except for formal
occasions or meetings where formal western attire is expected to be
worn. Formal meeting invitations shall include dress code guidance.
»» Saturday & Friday preceding 2nd Saturday: In addition to above, one
can also choose to wear smart casuals with matching footwear and on
festive weekends, one can choose ethnic wear as well.
• When in office, or in business engagements outside office, the employees
are expected NOT to wear clothing with printed message, slogan, or
political message, picture or art depicting drugs, alcohol, smoking,
weapons, violence, or that is obscene or disrespectful or having sexual
connotations, tops & blouses that are sleeveless, backless, strapless, or
have spaghetti straps, sleeveless shirts & kurtas, excessive visible body
piercing or tattoos, short-skirts ending above the knees, shorts, Bermuda
pants, capris, flip-flops, round neck T-shirts, body hugging clothes,
neon coloured or faded or frayed clothes etc. or any other sartorial
inappropriateness as decided by the management.

being well dressed is

a beautiful form of
politeness

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 GMR INFORMATION SECURITY s are
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POLICY & PROCEDURE
GMR Information Security Policy provides framework and guidelines, in short
ensures the following:
• Information is protected against unauthorized access
• Confidentiality of the information is assured
• Integrity of the information is maintained
• Availability of the information is ensured
• Regulatory and legislative requirement are met
• Business continuity framework is maintained
• Information security training is available to all staff
• Minimize the extent of loss or damage from a security breach or exposure
• Ensure that the principles of information security are consistently and
effectively applied during the decision making and planning of activities
within the Group
• Ensure that adequate resources are applied to implement an effective
information security program
• All breaches of information security are reported to and investigated by
the Information Security team
ENFORCEMENT
• All users shall abide by GMR Information Security Policy
• Any employee found in violation to this policy shall be subjected to
disciplinary action as mentioned under Code of Business Conduct and
Ethics (CoBCE)
• Severe, deliberate or repeated breaches of the policy may be considered
grounds for instant dismissal; or in the case of a GMR Group vendor,
termination of their contracted services
• All employees and vendors are bound by these policies and are responsible
for their strict enforcement

HR4U

HR4U is an Employee Self Service portal. Employees can access the portal by
following the link http://gmrportal.gmrgroup.int/irj/portal for the purpose of
viewing details on Benefits & Payments, Working Time, Personal Information,
COBCE, IJP, PMP, Grievance, HR Helpdesk, Learning Portal, Reimbursements
etc.

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 Happiness results
LEAVE from discipline.
Work life balance
is very essential for
happiness
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• For the purpose of leave, “year” shall mean the calendar year commencing
from 1st January - 31st December.
• The privilege leave will be credited in advance, once in six months i.e. on
1st January, and 1st July, every year. Casual & Sick leave shall be credited on
1st January of every Year.
• Leave must be applied through electronic leave management in HR4U
Portal and sanction to be taken before proceeding on leave.
• Leave for Pricipal Associates and Advisors will be as per the contract terms.
Type Eligibility Procedure
- 12 days per year; will lapse at the end of the year
Employees on regular
- CL can be availed for half day also
Casual Leave rolls, Consultants &
- Cannot be availed for more than 4 days at a stretch
Advisors
including intervening holidays
- 6 days per year
Employees on regular - Medical Proof of leave exceeding 2 days to be submitted
Sick Leave rolls, Consultants & by the employees
Advisors - No limit on accumulation; Cannot be en-cashed
- SL can be availed for half day also
- 24 days per year; Maximum Accumulation is up to 180
days.
Employees on regular - PL can be encased only at the time of separation
Privilege Leave
rolls - Monthly basic salary will be considered for calculation
- PL can be availed for 1 day also
- PL can be either suffixed or prefixed to sick leave
- Maternity benefit will be 26 weeks of which not more
than 8 weeks shall precede the date of her expected
delivery
Maternity leave for adoptive and commissioning mothers:
12 weeks of Maternity leave may be availed by any female
employee who:
(i) Legally adopts a child below three months of age; or
Maternity Female Employees on (ii)Is a commissioning mother
Leave regular rolls - Eligibility subject to a minimum of 80 days of working in
12 months immediately preceding the date of confinement
- Employee to report to duty for one day on completion of
Maternity Leave or avail LOP for one day before proceeding
on PL
- Female employees covered under the ESI act shall be
eligible for maternity benefit as per the amendment to the
ESI act date 20th Jan 2017
Paternity Male Employees on
- 3 days (2 occasions) during the confinement of spouse
Leave regular rolls
- Up to 180 days of leave with pay in the entire service, if
there is no other leave in credit
Extraordinary
Regular Employees - Applicable only in case of extraordinary circumstances
Leave
like accident while coming to office, critical illness,
operations etc
- A maximum of 90 days leave without pay in a year
Leave without
Regular Employees (i.e. 90 calendar days inclusive of all holidays/ Sundays),
Pay
in case all types of leave is exhausted
- Employees in the JRL LI-LJ are eligible for C-Off,
Compensatory if you work on weekly off/ national holiday
Employees in JRL LI to LJ
Off (C- Off) - C-Off shall have to be availed within 2 months following
the month in which it accrued, else it will lapse

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 LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT

OJT/ Social Learning

Good attitudes does
BLENDED result from good
LEARNING Coaching/ Mentoring positions or wealth. The
APPROACH fact is that people get
good positions because of
CRT/ VMDC their positive attitude.

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 PREREQUISITES/ FACILITIES

MEMBERSHIP FEES TO PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTIONS

ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICABILITY
• All employees on regular roll of the Company in JRL LH & above and PE &
above including probationers excluding trainees.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• The scheme provides reimbursement of annual membership fees for a
maximum of two approved institutions in JRL LC & above and PC & above
upto maximum of ` 5000/- per Institution and one approved institution in
JRL LD to LH and PD & below upto maximum of ` 1000/-.
• Employee’s desirous of availing this reimbursement need to apply in the
prescribed format.
MOBILE REIMBURSEMENT
OBJECTIVE
• To provide for communication facilities to employees so that they
can be reached for business needs / customer support & provide for
reimbursement of such expenses.
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• All employees on regular rolls including probationers subject to the
approval of HOD and HR
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• The amount would be paid as advance towards ‘Cellular Phone
Reimbursement’ every month.
• All eligible employees who receive this reimbursement, during the year,
would be required to submit supporting documents once only (for all
previous months) towards the closure of the financial year to avail tax
benefits admissible under the IT Act, 1961
• Telephone expense reimbursement for different levels is given below:

Level Cellular Phone Level Cellular Phone

LX ` 1500/- per month LH ` 250/- per month

LA ` 1500/- per month LI ` 150/- per month

LB ` 1200/- per month LJ ` 150/- per month

LC ` 850/- per month PA ` 1500/- per month

LD ` 700/- per month PB ` 1200/- per month

LE ` 700/- per month PC ` 850/- per month

LF ` 350/- per month PD ` 700/- per month

LG ` 350/- per month PE ` 700/- per month

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 P)
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT PROCESS (PM

GUIDELINES ON PERFORMANCE GOALS:

Goals have a Weightage of 100%. Annual Goals and individual Weightages to
be discussed between the Appraiser and the Appraisee and signed off at the
beginning of the year.
• Description of Goals: To be in line with the annual Goal Sheet
• Planned Target: Each Goal to be quantified for measurement, with a
timeline for completion.
• Weightage Score: Each Goal needs to have relative Weightage score
based on its importance to the Appraisee’s overall performance.
• Mid - Year Dialogue: The purpose of the midyear dialogue is to review
progress and create mutual understanding on the direction and support
required.
• Annual Score: At the end of PMP cycle, the Appraiser and the Appraisee,
based on the midyear dialogue arrive at the Annual Score.
• Rating Scale:
»» OP – Outstanding Performer
»» EP – Exceeding Performer
»» VGP – Very Good Performer
»» CP – Consistent Performer
»» NP – Non Performer
• GMR Group follows a performance distribution You must have
curve for awarding the above ratings Goals but Goals
must be achieved

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 S)
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS (CIP

One of the key aspects under the Business Excellence initiative is to strive
for continuous improvements, which can be achieved through various
Improvement Projects
PURPOSE:
• In order to ensure that Continuous Improvement is not a one - time
activity, a structure is being put in place to ensure long term sustainability
of the Process Improvement Culture.
The key elements of the structure are:
• Criteria for Selection of Projects in order to achieve improvements in
Business Performance
• Allocation of resources for the project
• A robust Project Review mechanism at each location supported by
measurement systems
• Enhancing people involvement in Improvement orientation through
Project R & R processes
Project Reward & Recognition Process:
• The main objective of team recognition is to spur the teams to go the
extra mile in order to achieve improvements.
OBJECTIVES
• To celebrate Achievements and spread the Quality Culture
• To make the journey more exciting and motivating for the employees
• To bring out real improvements impacting the bottom line
• To accelerate business excellence movement
RECOGNITION:
• Group (Apex Council) Level - Top Three completed projects. Each project
team to be recognized based on schemes announced by the Apex
Council.
• Business level - For best few completed projects in a business. Green
Belt Certificate to all members (awarded in the business steering
committee) + opportunity to present to the Group Apex Council
• Other Completed Projects- Certificate for each team member

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 SPOT AWARDS

Spot Award means one time token appreciation to the employees in

recognition of specific one time achievement that far exceeds either
performance expectations or the scope of individual’s job responsibilities
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• All the regular employees of the Company in JRL LC & below and PC &
below.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• A nomination for spot award is initiated as soon as possible after the
contribution occurs.
• The Immediate Manager acknowledges the contribution and initiates the
nomination in the prescribed format as soon as possible and forwards to
HOD, CEO for consideration and approval and BHR for further necessary
action.
• There is no set limit on the number of spot awards that an employee can
get in a calendar year.
• Each spot award is in the form of an Appreciation Certificate and a Cash or
Gift Coupons/ Vouchers or Gifts of equivalent eligible amount.
• Mention of such spot awards may also be made in the annual performance
appraisal form of the employee.
• Spot awards must be given out in a public gathering either at the
departmental meeting or at the business gathering where all employees
are present.
• Spot Award Amount: The monetary quantum of award JRL wise is ` 3000/-
(Rupees Three thousand only)

Brains like Hearts

go where they are
appreciated

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 ANUSHISTA SGA PROJECTS

One of the key aspects under the Business Excellence initiative is to strive
for continuous improvements, which can be achieved through various
Improvement Projects. In order to promote this across the group, ANUSHiSTA
initiative is introduced aiming at Employee involvement through Small Group
Activity (SGA) for cost rationalisation.
OBJECTIVE:
To imbibe “Frugality” in the DNA of the organization - Not only about costs,
but all kinds of resources.
ELIGIBILITY & SCOPE:
All the employees in the grades below LD/PD are eligible for the rewards
prescribed under the scheme
Under this scheme, the employees are encouraged to identify any project by a
group of employees sharing common process/ workspace/ working on same
projects, identify improvement opportunities also opportunities from various
reviews aimed to promote cost consciousness and frugality.
R & R AT BUSINESS LEVEL:
All completed projects in a business will be rewarded with a certificate
of honour by the CEO. A team can have a maximum of Six Members. Best
projects (3 in a quarter) will be rewarded with Cash Prize as mentioned below:
»» 1st Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 2000/ per team member
»» 2nd Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 1000/ per team
member
»» 3rd Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 500/ per team member
R & R AT BUSINESS LEVEL:
Top 3 certified Projects during each financial year would be rewarded at Group
Level as mentioned below. A team can have a maximum of Six Members.
»» 1st Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 5000/ per team member
»» 2nd Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 3000/ per team
member
»» 3rd Prize: Certificate of Honour and Cash Prize of ` 2000/ per team
member

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 Start a positive
thoughts factory.
Good Ideas In and
SUGGESTION SCHEME Good Ideas
Out-GIGO

ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY

• Employees in JRL LF & below are eligible for the rewards prescribed under
the scheme.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Under the scheme the employees are encouraged to offer their
suggestions for improvements in:
»» Operations
»» Methods, processes
»» Safety
»» Reduction of waste
»» Reduction in expenses/ cost
»» Quality, systems and procedures
»» Passenger/ customer experience
»» Employee productivity
• Other suggestions which aims at improving efficiency and productivity in
the working of the Group.
REWARD AND RECOGNITION
• For every suggestion found prima facie worth of being implemented
(on recommendation of Empowered Committee), Sodexo coupons/ Gift
items/ Vouchers worth ` 250/- will be paid.
• On implementation of suggestion individually, the concerned employee
will be rewarded with Sodexo coupons/ Gift items/ Vouchers worth
` 1000/-.
• On implementation of suggestion by a team (comprising of 3 or more
employees), Sodexo coupons/ Gift items/ Vouchers worth ` 4000/- will
be presented to Team as reward.
• If the team comprises of 2 employees, on implementation of suggestion,
each employee will get reward coupons/ Gift items/ Vouchers worth
` 1000/- each.
• The employee/ team who successfully implemented the suggestion
along with the employee, who gave the suggestion, will also be presented
a certificate duly signed by CEO/ PHR as a token of appreciation and
recognition.
• These certificates will be presented to employees/ team members during
the Townhall meeting/ appropriate forums.

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Skip level meeting provides a platform for employees to communicate freely

& openly by encouraging bottom up communication. It also provides an
opportunity to the manager’s manager to meet and know the team members
better and establish “We Care” approach.
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• All employees on regular rolls of the Company excluding part time
Advisors/ Consultants.
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Skip Level Manager will be two levels above in the hierarchy of the
employees participating in the Skip Level Meeting.
• A group of employees (6-8 nos.) of the same department may be invited
to meet the Skip level Manager half-yearly, or it can be one-on-one,
which is sometimes more effective.
• The meeting is carried out without the presence of the employee’s
immediate reporting manager.
• Skip level Manager provides an opportunity for the employees to suggest
improvements in the work place, Business performance and also seek
clarity on existing/ new systems/ policy.
• Skip Level Manager takes direct responsibility to resolve the queries/
clarifications raised during the meeting within two weeks.
• Some of the Do’s & Don’ts to be followed by the employees & Skip Level
Managers but not limited to the following are:

Do's Don'ts
Build rapport and trust amongst the
employees before starting the skip
meeting
Discuss broad themes/ concerns/
opportunities with the direct Make Commitments
Skip Level supervisor of the employees to the employees
Manager without stakeholder
Cover topics specified in the agenda check
& encourage employees to ask
questions & give feedback
Limit the discussion to constructive
criticism to bring out positive climate
Be aware of the agenda before Raise Questions
attending the meeting related to
Employee Be open and raise question related salary disparity,
to the agenda. Give suggestion and performance reward
feedback & increments etc

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beginning; keeping

SUPERANNUATION SCHEME
together is progress;
working together is
success.
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• Employees on regular rolls of the Company including probationers.
SALIENT FEATURES
• Option to contribute 8% or 15% of the Basic.
• The fund is invested in LIC through GMR Group Employees Superannuation
Fund Trust.
• LIC declares interest every year. It ranges from 8% to 9% PA.
• Employee to continue his membership as long as he is on rolls of the
Company.
• The accumulations are transferable, provided if the prospective employer
has the similar scheme.
• Payment of accumulated amount will be done as per following procedure
and occasion:
»» On cessation of employment at the request of the employee.
(Employee will not get full amount on cessation but certain percentage
by way of commutation is available (1/3 or 1/2). The commuted portion
is subject to tax.
»» On retirement (commutation & monthly Pension).
»» On death (monthly Pension)
• The commuted value on retirement is tax free.

GROUP MEDICLAIM INSURANCE

To take care of employees’ health and to assist them regularly to meet
unforeseen personal expenditure that may arise due to medical emergency.
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY
• Mediclaim Insurance coverage is applicable for the employee and her/is
family members. “Family members” include spouse and two dependent
children. The employee has to declare her/is dependents under this
scheme in the prescribed format at the time of joining
POLICY & PROCEDURE
• Employee Spouse and two dependent children will be covered under
Group Medical Employees’ Insurance Policy along with employee for
a maximum coverage amount of ` 1,50,000/- (Rupees One Lakh Fifty
Thousand only) per annum. The premium for the insurance coverage will
be part of employee Cost to Company. Additionally, employee can also
opt for the coverage of parents/ in-laws under Group Medical Parents’
Insurance Policy for a maximum coverage of ` 1,50,000/-(Rupees One
Lakh Fifty Thousand only) per annum. The premium for the insurance
coverage shall be borne by the employee
• Employees will be required to bear 10% of the total claim amount as co-
payment under medical insurance policy

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 SOCIAL MEDIA
Social Media has become an intrinsic part of everybody’s life. In today’s
day and age, it has also become extremely relevant to maintain a clear
demarcation between one’s personal presence on social media as against
one’s professional presence on social media in order to ensure that work
ethics are upheld. Reason being that, other members of social media who
are aware of an employee’s association with GMR, are likely to associate an
employee’s conduct on social media with his /her association with GMR.

OBJECTIVE

• While we all undeniably enjoy the liberty of voicing our personal opinion at
various social media platforms, it is pertinent to maintain ethical conduct
on social media. The freedom of expressing one’s views on social media
meets a corresponding duty towards other members of the social media
as well as the professional organization one is associated with.

DO’S AND DON’T’S OF USING SOCIAL MEDIA:

• CONFIDENTIALITY: Avoid discussing any GMR Group related information

that is considered confidential and falls under the category of trade
secret(s), potential business strategy (ies) etc.

• IDENTITY: Ensure transparency and clarity as regards your identity on

social media. Refrain from using anonymity and pseudo-names to carry
out wrongful acts in terms of this Policy as well as under law.

• AUTHORITY: Refrain from posting personal comments in matters that are

sensitive or beyond the purview of public speculation (For e.g. court cases
in which GMR Group is a party).

• RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR: Ensure that you are polite, discreet, respectful

and sensible in your conduct on social media.

• ACCURACY: Refrain from making speculative, baseless and unfounded

comments or rumors that can offend other members on social media.

• PRIVACY: Refrain from sharing any personal information about other

individuals. As regards personal details pertaining to self, refrain from
sharing such information on social media unless you expressly want to
publicize such details.

• MAKE UP FOR YOUR MISTAKES: If an error is made while sharing any

information on social media, be the first one to voluntarily admit the error,
correct it at the earliest

• DON’T LET SOCIAL MEDIA ACTIVITIES IMPACT WORK: Prioritize work

over social media activities and ensure that work commitments are not
affected.

• COMPLIANCE: At all times, comply with the law, including but not limited
to law concerning intellectual property rights, information technology,
and basic tenets of civil and criminal law.

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 DOMESTIC TRAVEL

POLICY & PROCEDURE

• This policy is applicable to all employees on the regular rolls of the
company.
• These rules apply to tours up to 15 days.
• Tour period exceeding 15 days, prior permission needs to be taken from
the HOD, who will, in consultation with the HR Department, determine the
rules to be made applicable.
• All Air Domestic travel booking is permitted only in economy class.
ELIGIBILITY FOR HOTEL STAY

JRL Eligibility limits

LX/LA At actual
` 10000/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities, ` 8000 + tax in case of B grade
LB
cities and ` 5000/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
` 7500/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities, ` 5000 + tax in case of B grade cities
LC
and ` 3500/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
` 5000/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities and ` 4000 + tax in case of B grade
LD - LE
cities and ` 2500/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
` 3500/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities and ` 2000 + tax in case of B grade
LF - LH
cities and ` 1500/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
A grade cities: ` 1500/- per day + taxes
LI - LJ
Other cities (B&C grade): ` 1000/- per day + taxes
A grade cities : ` 1000/- per day + taxes
Others
Other cities (B&C grade): ` 800/- per day + taxes
PA At actual
` 10000/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities, ` 8000 + tax in case of B grade
PB
cities and ` 5000/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
` 7500/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities, ` 5000 + tax in case of B grade cities
PC
and ` 3500/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.
` 5000/- + tax per day in case of A grade cities and ` 4000 + tax in case of B grade
PD - PE
cities and ` 2500/- + tax per day in case of C grade cities.

Plan your
travel in
Advance

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INCIDENTAL & FOOD EXPENSES IN CASE OF HOTEL & GUEST HOUSE STAY

JRL Incidental Food **

A Grade Cities B & C Grade Cities A Grade Cities B & C Grade Cities
Amount (`) Amount (`) Amount (`) Amount (`)
LX - LB At actual At actual At actual At actual
LC 300/- per day 200/- per day 1000/- per day 800/- per day
LD - LE 200/- per day 150/- per day 700/- per day 600/- per day
LF - LH 175/- per day 125/- per day 600/- per day 500/- per day
LI - LJ 150/- per day 100/- per day 350/- per day 250/- per day
Others 125/- per day 90/- per day 250/- per day 200/- per day
PA - PB At actual At actual At actual At actual
PC 300/- per day 200/- per day 1000/- per day 800/- per day
PD - PE 200/- per day 150/- per day 700/- per day 600/- per day

Per Diem Allowance in case of own stay (without bills): If an employee is

availing Per Diem Allowance, then s/he will not be eligible to claim expenses
under Incidental & Food.
Amount in `

JRL A Cities Amount (`) B & C Cities Amount (`) Top of Form
LX - LB 2500/- per day 2000/- per day
LC 2000/- per day 1500/- per day
LD - LE 1500/- per day 1200/- per day
LF - LH 1200/- per day 1000/- per day
LI - LJ 600/- per day 500/- per day
Others 400/- per day 300/- per day
PA - PB 2500/- per day 2000/- per day
PC 2000/- per day 1500/- per day
PD - PE 1500/- per day 1200/- per day

LOCAL CONVEYANCE REIMBURSEMENT FOR OFFICIAL WORK

• Employees using their own personal vehicles for official work (like visiting
clients, Government Officials, etc.,) are entitled to claim conveyance
reimbursement (for fuel and associated expenses) at the following rates:
»» For four wheeler: @ ` 11.00 per kilometer for LH & above and PE &
above
»» For two wheeler: @ ` 4.00 per kilometer for LI to LJ
• Employees using public transport will be allowed reimbursement of auto
fare/ City taxi at actual.

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In all cases of foreign travel, the approvals are to be routed as mentioned

in the table below:

Purpose of Visit Suggested approval - Business Chairman

Business - such as export
If the travel is as per AOP, CEO/ GCXO to approve
promotion, technical and/ or
If the travel is not as per AOP, BC/ CC to approve
commercial discussions, etc
The approval by Business Chairman/ Corporate Chairman
Training/ Seminar/ Conference Based on the Training Need and overall Foreign Training
Policy agreed with PHR

Travel, Accommodation and other Eligibility Limits will be as per the table
given below.

JRL Suggested approval - Business Chairman

Elapsed travel time exceeding 8 hrs - Business Class
LB & above
Elapsed travel time less than 8 hrs - Economy Class
Elapsed travel time exceeding 8 hrs - Business Class
PB & above
Elapsed travel time less than 8 hrs - Economy Class
Others Economy Class

In case of Foreign Travel, the eligibility will be as mentioned here under:

Group B
JRL Group A South East Asia; China; Latin American countries;
(North America; Japan; Europe; Hong Kong) South Africa; Australia, Bangladesh &
other countries

Food Incidental Food Incidental

Accommodation Accommodation
Expenses Expenses Expenses Expenses
($) ($)
($) ($) ($) ($)
LX & LA 205 70 45 165 55 35
LB 200 65 35 160 50 30
PA 205 70 45 165 55 35
PB 200 65 35 160 50 30
LC & below 180 60 35 150 50 30
PC & below 180 60 35 150 50 30

Note : Group B will be 80% of Group A.

KIT ALLOWANCE
• A kit allowance will be paid to the employees visiting abroad for the first
time.
»» JRL LC & above and PC & above: ` 10,000/-
»» JRL LD & below and PD & below: ` 5,000/-

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 TRANSFER & RELOCATION

Policy Eligibility Procedure Co-ordinator

Temporary stay @ - Employees on - Accommodation will be provided in
new location regular rolls Co. guest house for 15 days. In case
of non-availability of guest house,
FMS
accommodation in hotel will be
provided as per the eligibility under
the domestic travel policy
Packing , Freight & - On actual - Packing and freight charges by road
Insurance and transit insurance for transporting
the household items will be BHR
reimbursed on actuals with approval
of HOD/CHRO
Brokerage Charges - Employees on - Request to be attached with one
regular rolls month's rent details and bill for the BHR
same
Transportation of - LD & above and - Request to be attached with the
Vehicle PD & above - actual bill
One 4 wheeler
- LE & below and BHR
PE - One two
wheeler

Reimbursement of - LD & above and - Request to be attached with the

registration PD & above - actual bill
BHR
charges & road tax One 4 wheeler
for 4 wheelers
Relocation - Not applicable - One-time relocation reimbursement
Reimbursement for new joinees (for each transfer) of 2 months gross
BHR
salary for LF & below and 1 month
gross for LE & above and PE & above
House Deposit - Employees on - Interest free advance upto max. of
Advance regular rolls 10 months' actual rent or 10 months of
her/ his actual HRA whichever is lower.
If taken on lease a maximum of One
Lakh Rupees can be availed as House
Deposit Advance
BHR
- Employees to produce a proof of the
agreement
- House Deposit Advance will be
recovered from employees salary
subject to max 20 Equated monthly
instalments
Reimbursement of - Employees on - Building fund fee/ donation paid for
Building Fund fee/ regular rolls admission of children into schools to
Donation a max of 2 children. The quantum will
BHR
be one month gross per child or actual
whichever is less. The claim is subject
to submission of proof
Special Leave - Employees on - Upon relocation, employees will be
regular rolls. Not granted not more than 7 working days
BHR
applicable for new to settle down at new place
joinees
Recovery - Applicable for - If an employee is terminated or
new joinees resigns within 12 months of joining, the
BHR
entire amount so
reimbursed will be recovered

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 TALENT MANAGEMENT

CDP Potential
Trait

Aquire Vs. Build

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GROW
Gain Rewarding Opportunities for Work

GROW (Gain Rewarding Opportunities for Work) – A Talent Acquisition

Transformation initiative, focussing on employee referral and IJP processes
through e – enablement.
EMPLOYEE REFERRAL PORTAL:
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY:
• All the regular employees of the Company in JRL LC & below and PC &
below.
PROCESS:

• Dedicated portal to leverage employee referral network and seamless

process flow for tracking of CV movement, feedback and closure update:
EMPLOYEE IJP PORTAL (EMPLOYEE PROFILE REPOSITORY)
ELIGIBILITY & APPLICABILITY:
• All the regular employees of the Company in JRL LC & below and PC &
below.
PROCESS:

• Employee uploads her/ his updated profile with key Competencies &
achievements and creates the repository of profiles enabling the Talent
Acquisition team to tap the Talent for various open positions across GMR
Group for providing growth opportunities for the employees horizontally,
vertically and diagonally. This are designed to facilitate group wide growth
opportunities for potential internal talent. This will help in supporting
talent value chain and develop internal talent ecosystem.
• GROW is accessible through the navigation path:
GNET > GROW > Select Employee Referral Portal > Position > Submit: http://
hireform/er_portal/client/loginer.aspx

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Objective: To standardize the recruitment and selection process and provide

guidelines to be followed at GGIAL.

Applicability: This policy is applicable to recruitment of regular employees,

trainees and principal associates

PHILOSOPHY

• Comply fully with the employment objectives of the policy on Staffing

• Conduct resource activity in a way that enhances the reputation of GMR

Group as a preferred employer within and outside the Group.

• Encourage external recruitment on a selective basis to bring-in fresh

talent and required new skill sets.

• Identify and select individuals to ensure the best suitability for the current
job level, experience and expertise for future needs.

• Give preference to bonafide Goans for all the jobs in the Airport.

• Only graduate & above shall be employed on permanent rolls    of    the
company and undergraduates and below will be employed through
contract/outsourcing rolls based on the business  requirement

VALUES

• Respect for each other.

• Commitment to provide a work environment free from discrimination

based on race, language, religion, gender etc.

• Trust and benefit that satisfy the expectation of all the concerned parties.

• Strict compliance with applicable human rights and employment norms.

• GMR Group as a value proposition will not negotiate.

• Relationship building for a long-term association (with internal and

external customers/vendors).

MANPOWER PLANNING

• The HODs will prepare their department’s Manpower plan and organogram
for the financial year and get them approved by their CEO/GCXO as a part
of their business Annual Operating Plan (AOP). The positions budgeted
based on the JRLs will go through the staffing process as mentioned in
this chapter. The HODs of a business will discuss with their BHR about the
likely vacancies that are to be filled after an approval through the AOP.
The BHR will give the detailed cost of staffing, cost of compensation and
other direct/ indirect expenses for each position, which will be included in
the AOP by the HODs.

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• Each resource is treated as a Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and all the

departments of various businesses will make provisions through budget
and take approval from the GHB through the AOP.

• All resources approved, need to be requisitioned to HR for sourcing and

staffing through the ERF.

RESPONSIBILITY

• BHR/CHR department is responsible for coordinating the entire staffing

activity and will ensure that all requirements of the staffing process are
met.

• The requirement for resources is initiated/approved by the respective

CEO/GCXO.

• BHR/CHR Department aggregates and collates the requirements and

ensures that the right candidates are selected.

• The process of selection will be based on merit, ability, competence,

experience, expertise and potential of the candidate.

• BHR/CHR Department would examine and explore the possibility of filling

up the vacancy through internal resources while simultaneously looking
for other recruitment methods. However, should there be an internal
candidate who fits the requirements squarely; preference should be given
to the internal candidate, through the IJP process.

RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION

• The BHR/CHR department will identify the suitable profiles from the
internal database and shortlist the candidates who meet the requirements
of the vacancy.

• Internal database consists of pool of resumes that are available with the
HR departments, CVs of Employee Referrals, advertisements, CVs of
internal candidates, CVs received by e-mail/post and GMR GGIAL Portal.

• Recruitment & positions will be as per the Manpower Plan and the
Organization Structure signed off and approved by the GHB.

• Recruitment of Management and Graduate Engineer Trainees from

campus will be from reputed Business Schools, Engineering Colleges
and other premier National/ International Institutes. Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3
categorization of Academic Institutes.

NEED AND REQUEST FOR RESOURCE

• The Business/Unit/Functional Head will identify the resource need, which

may have been triggered off, due to new projects coming up, business
growth, attrition etc.

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• AOP will reflect Staffing on zero basis every year.

• The information will be sent to HR for resourcing activities.

• The Staffing process starts with a clear Head Count approval including
need for replacement for an existing job.

• ERF will be raised in the format provided in Annexure IA which will be

presented to HR for initiating resourcing activities. The ERF has to be
raised even if the position is already included in AOP. The user dept. has
to send the ERF to HR within 3 working days of receipt of resignation for
replacement position

STAFFING AUTHORITY

• The CEO/GCXO is the authority for staffing with the prior consent of GHB
for recruitment of GM and above as per the AOP. For other levels, the
business head follows AOP.

• Any resource requirement in view of the business exigencies over and

above the approved structure and AOP needs approval as per the
following process:

»» GM and below level of positions not budgeted/planned through AOP

as per the organogram can be approved by the CEO/GCXO.

»» VP and above level of positions not budgeted/ planned through AOP

as per the organogram needs to be approved by BCM/BCM-GCD.

SOURCES OF RECRUITMENT

• On receipt of the ERF, the existing database of resumes and on job sites
will be checked for suitable profiles.

• Recruitment may be taken up through external Placement Consultants;

advertisements (Newspapers and magazines) direct application, employee
reference, internally identified candidates, Campus recruitments, etc.
BHR/CHR Department will evaluate and decide the option.

• The hierarchy of preference of the source of recruitment methods will be:

»» Internal Job Posting (IJP)

»» Employee Referrals

»» Advertisements

»» Job Portals

»» Consultants

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RESUME SCREENING AND SHORT LISTING

• The BHR/CHR Department will do the initial screening & short listing of
resumes for the position.

• BHR/CHR Department during the short listing will focus on: Education,
Experience, Current role/responsibilities, Salary level, Technical/
Functional/Domain Knowledge, Culture fit, etc.

• The short listed resumes are sent to the concerned Business/Unit/

Functional Heads for evaluation requesting them to indicate the action
to be taken. As far as possible (depending on the availability), reasonable
number of candidates will be provided for final selection.

TECHNICAL/APTITUDE/PSYCHOMETRIC TOOLS

• Based on the experience of the candidates, applicable tests are conducted

as part of the selection process, to short-list the candidates.

• Candidates who qualify will be called for interview as the next step of the
selection process.

• Psychometric Tests/Tools may play an important part of the selection

process for recruitments in the JRL of LD/PD and above to assess
competencies required for the job, to develop & evolve a career and to
make developmental plans for career growth in the company. For all
engineer and management trainees, prescribed Psychometric Tests will be
conducted in addition to assessment of knowledge and skills.

• The applicant will give her/his consent for the Psychometric Test in writing
in the format.

PRE-EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL CHECK-UP

• All selected candidates need to undergo a pre-employment medical

check-up before joining GGIAL. Company has a tie up for Medical check up
with the Hospital which has network of Hospitals all over India. A letter will
be issued for pre-employment medical check-up, to a new recruit which
s/he has to produce in the hospital for medical checkup.

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