INDUCTION
INDUCTION
• Meaning & Definition
It is the Socializing process by which the
organization seeks to make an individual its
agent for the achievement of its objectives and
the individual seeks to make an agency of the
organization for the achievement of his personal
goals.
Objectives of induction
• To promote a feeling of belongingness and loyalty to the
organization among the new employees.
• To build up the confidence and efficiency of the new
employees.
• To bring an agreement between the organizational goals
and the personal goals.
• Provide the employees with the information regarding the
organization that they work for.
• Introduce the new workers to the entire staffs in the
organization.
• To create a sense of security for the workers in his job .
• Contents Of Induction Programme:
• The range of information that may be covered under
induction programme or orientation training is;
 Company’s history, philosophy and operations
 Products and services of the company
 Organizational structure
 Location of departments and employee services
 Employee’s activities
 Rules and regulations
 Safety measures
 Terms and conditions of service
 Benefits and services for employees
 Opportunities for training, promotions, transfers, etc.
• Elements of Good Induction Programme
A good induction programme has 3 main elements:-
Introductory Information
On The Job Information
Follow Up Interview
Induction Programme Adopted In
A Hotel Industry
• The contents of induction programme or orientation training given by
“NOVOTEL BANGALORE TECHPARK” in Bangalore to
their new employees are;
 Company’s history
 Organizational structure
 Rules and regulations of the company
 Info. Regarding promotion and scale of salary
 Departmental activities
 Products and services of the organization
 Benefits of the employees
 Functions of the company and its objectives
reference :PUNEET DHAWAN
(H.R Manager)
NOVOTEL BANGALORE TECHPARK
P.H:+91-8066705000

Induction

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  • 2.
    INDUCTION • Meaning &Definition It is the Socializing process by which the organization seeks to make an individual its agent for the achievement of its objectives and the individual seeks to make an agency of the organization for the achievement of his personal goals.
  • 4.
    Objectives of induction •To promote a feeling of belongingness and loyalty to the organization among the new employees. • To build up the confidence and efficiency of the new employees. • To bring an agreement between the organizational goals and the personal goals.
  • 5.
    • Provide theemployees with the information regarding the organization that they work for. • Introduce the new workers to the entire staffs in the organization. • To create a sense of security for the workers in his job .
  • 6.
    • Contents OfInduction Programme: • The range of information that may be covered under induction programme or orientation training is;  Company’s history, philosophy and operations  Products and services of the company  Organizational structure  Location of departments and employee services  Employee’s activities  Rules and regulations
  • 7.
     Safety measures Terms and conditions of service  Benefits and services for employees  Opportunities for training, promotions, transfers, etc.
  • 8.
    • Elements ofGood Induction Programme A good induction programme has 3 main elements:- Introductory Information On The Job Information Follow Up Interview
  • 9.
    Induction Programme AdoptedIn A Hotel Industry • The contents of induction programme or orientation training given by “NOVOTEL BANGALORE TECHPARK” in Bangalore to their new employees are;  Company’s history  Organizational structure  Rules and regulations of the company  Info. Regarding promotion and scale of salary  Departmental activities
  • 10.
     Products andservices of the organization  Benefits of the employees  Functions of the company and its objectives reference :PUNEET DHAWAN (H.R Manager) NOVOTEL BANGALORE TECHPARK P.H:+91-8066705000