Dipan 78
Dipan 78
Dipan 78
On
“Present changes & future HRM practice in
private Organization in Bangladesh.”
Submitted to
Dr. Dhananjoy Kumar
Professor,
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT
ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY, BANGLADESH
Submitted by
Dipan Aich
Session: 2018-19
ID: 1832078
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY, BANGLADESH
Introduction
Human Resource Management (HRM) is an essential function that involves
the strategic management of an organization's most valuable assets—its
people. In today's rapidly changing business environment, HRM practices
must evolve to meet new challenges and seize emerging opportunities. City
Group, one of the largest conglomerates in Bangladesh, has been undergoing
significant changes in its HRM practices to align with its strategic goals and
the dynamic market landscape. This report explores the current and future
HRM practices at City Group, providing insights into the significance of these
changes and recommendations for further improvements.
Organization Profile
City Group is a leading conglomerate in Bangladesh, established in 1972.
Over the decades, City Group has diversified its operations across various
sectors, including food and beverage, steel, energy, packaging, shipbuilding,
and more. The group employs over 10,000 people and has a strong presence
in both domestic and international markets. Some of its well-known brands
include Teer (edible oil), Ifad (flour products), and Sundarban (gas). City
Group's commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction has
made it a household name in Bangladesh.
Discussion
Current HRM Practices
1. Recruitment and Selection:
City Group employs a comprehensive recruitment and selection process designed to attract and
retain top talent:
Job Analysis and Description: Detailed job roles and responsibilities are clearly defined
to match the right candidates to the right positions.
Recruitment Channels: Utilization of various channels, including job portals, campus
recruitment drives, and employee referrals.
Selection Process: Multi-stage selection involving written tests, interviews, and practical
assessments to evaluate candidates' technical and soft skills.
3. Performance Management:
City Group has a structured performance management system to ensure employee alignment
with organizational goals:
**Strengths:**
**Weaknesses:**
Recommendations
Expand digital literacy programs to include all employees, ensuring they are equipped
with necessary digital skills to perform their roles effectively.
Partner with technology providers for specialized training sessions to keep employees
abreast of the latest technological advancements and industry best practices.
Regularly evaluate and improve wellness programs based on employee feedback and
emerging best practices in the field of employee well-being.
Promote a healthy work-life balance through flexible work policies and wellness
programs, ensuring that employees are supported both professionally and personally.
5. Focus on Sustainability:
Integrate sustainability goals into HR policies and practices to support City Group’s
overall sustainability objectives and corporate social responsibility initiatives.
Encourage employees to participate in CSR activities and environmental initiatives to
foster a sense of corporate social responsibility and community involvement.
Conclusion
City Group stands at a pivotal point where effective HRM practices can
significantly influence its future success. By embracing digital
transformation, fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace, investing in
employee development, and prioritizing well-being, City Group can enhance
its operational efficiency and employee satisfaction. The recommended
strategies aim to prepare City Group for future challenges and opportunities,
ensuring it remains a leader in the diverse sectors it operates in.
Implementing these changes will not only benefit the organization but also
contribute.