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- Do Part time Business with Zero Investment and Make Money
- Overtime limit for officeboys in mumbai
- Require Corporate training quote
- Trainers required for Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore
- SAP HR - Learn from Home
- How to rate employees ..
- ESIC Legal issue - need urgent help
- LTA and LTC
Posted: 01 Jun 2010 03:03 PM PDT |
Posted: 01 Jun 2010 12:52 PM PDT |
Do Part time Business with Zero Investment and Make Money Posted: 01 Jun 2010 12:41 PM PDT Hi Members, Would you be interested in a part time business opportunity marketing Internationally reputed, 43 years standing, Swedish based company's cosmetic products to your friends, relatives etc. that gives you flexibility, ample time to take care of your loved ones at home and at the same time make an additional income to meet the everyday growing needs? All this is with "Zero Investment"! If interested, please respond. |
Overtime limit for officeboys in mumbai Posted: 01 Jun 2010 11:53 AM PDT |
Require Corporate training quote Posted: 01 Jun 2010 10:34 AM PDT Hi: We are planning to conduct a few Corporate training programs for our employees. We can closely work with the trainer to work out the training schedule for the year. Interested please reply with the quote. We plan some of the corporate training topics as below as appropriate to different levels of our employees... Effective Communication Presentation Skills Business Etiquette & Body language Assertiveness Interpersonal skills Problem solving and Decision making Time Management Team Building Motivation Leadership Conflict Resolution Stress Management Regards Maria |
Trainers required for Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore Posted: 01 Jun 2010 10:32 AM PDT We are Elzix Foundation, a training company developing pan-India operations. We wish to get associated with trainers from Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore, with a vision to innovate and go beyond the purview of just training. Interested candidates kindly send in your profile to ravish@elzixfoundation.com alternately you may call Ravish Dalmia at +91 9820493348 from 1:00pm to 7:00 pm. |
Posted: 01 Jun 2010 10:25 AM PDT Dear Friends, Recession in a way has given opportunity and time for employees to upgrade their IT- skills . So catch up and take the opportunity without moving out from your place. This way you can look up to the trusted and hands on expert online training from INDIA, pioneers in Online Training . All you need to have is just a computer with Hi-speed Internet connection with a headset. The faculty will be using the Remote Desktop Tool for visual explanations. You will have daily interactive sessions on the subjects of your choice with our expert faculty and the time of such sessions can be, mutually agreed upon. A soft copy of training material will be provided. LEARN SAP HR (ALL MODULES) / ORACLE - LEARN FROM HOME FOR SAP HR Contact to Real time consultants as trainers Flexible timings Low fee On job support For Demo and other details send mail to LEARN ORACLE FROM HOME Modules We Teach: Oracle Apps 11i / R12 Functional : Finance , SCM , CRM , HRMS. Oracle DBA : Core DBA, Apps DBA Oracle Technical: RICE components, OAF , Workflow , BI Publisher and Fusion Technologies ( SOA - BPEL , OBIEE , ADF) |
Posted: 01 Jun 2010 10:03 AM PDT Dear one I have 10+ employees in my organisation. We are into service industry. I am facing difficulties to evaluate employees during increments, assigning projects, work capabilities, behaviour with mates, customer services, bossing on juniors. Many times during the increment period, I dont remember their output during the year and gets benefit based on last experience. This causes injustice to employee who has worked hard. I feel that i should be evaluating them monthly basis / or project deliverable basis. Can some one advice me on this. ? Also if some one can share excel file or so. Vijay |
ESIC Legal issue - need urgent help Posted: 01 Jun 2010 09:33 AM PDT Hi all, there is a company in Bangalore that I cannot name at this stage, which post May 2010 is deducting full 6.5% ESIC contribution from the employee saying they can't afford to pay 4.75% contribution. What action can the employee take and where does he complain? Please see if my example is correct: Salary for the month including all allowances. Rs. 12927 Deduction done by the company in this month for ESIC is Rs.840.25 but according to me it should only be Rs. 226.25. Please let me know URGENTLY if I am right and what legal action can be taken?? Thanks, Amyt |
Posted: 01 Jun 2010 09:16 AM PDT |
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