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    Cut throat competition with no Geographical limit

    Rapid change in Technology, Product & Services

    Ever increasing expectations of Customer, driving from satisfaction to

    delightfulness.

    Consistent pressure on Cost Reduction & Productivity Improvement.

    High expectation of Talent & quick move for growth opportunity.

    Economy with High Inflation erosion of profitability & margin.

    High regulation of Government agencies in relation to Environment,

    Health, Safety & Corporate Governance.

    Scenario to get aggravated on ongoing basis throwing complex challenges

    to all Business leaders and more to HR Professionals.

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    A contemporary leader is one who has responsibility to lead and

    consistently deliver results/expectations at respective leadership

    roles with Participative style of Management

    Professionally competent & thriving to work, lead and deliver on Short

    term & Long term basis under uncertain work environment.

    Strong envisioning & missioning of the business.

    Branding Leadership & adding value to the Business.

    Lead from the Front & follow the principal of Walk-the-talk.

    Numbers friendly with Financial parameters of Performance.

    Friendly with some of the Key HR Processes & able to align them with

    the Business Processes for Superior performance.

    Good track record of attracting and retaining talent and Good TeamLeader.

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    BASIC COMPETENCIES

    Planning & Organizing

    Problem Solving

    Conflict resolution

    Team Work

    Self Reliance & Confidence

    Decision Making

    Dependability

    Initiative & Drive

    Effective Communication

    ADVANCED COMPETENCIES

    Customer Centric

    Managing Performance (Self, Team &

    Business)

    Interpersonal Relationship

    Empowering & Delegation

    Achievement Orientation

    Networking

    Innovation & Creativity

    Influencing;

    Resilience & Stress Management

    Strong in Ethics & Value system

    Strategic Thinking

    STRONG IN MAJORITY OF 21 SET OF

    COMPETENCIES

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    Key HR Processes

    PRE REQUISITES

    Manpower Planning

    Recruitment & Selection

    Compensation & Reward

    Organization Structure

    BASIC PROCESSES

    PMS

    Building competency of

    Employee / Business

    Advanced HR Processes

    Delegation & Empowerment

    through Job Description

    OB & OD Intervention at

    appropriate stage

    Integrate & excel the involvement

    of Employees as Business

    partner/ business leader.

    Use of Integrated model for

    Business Excellence through -

    TQM / TPM / World Class

    Manufacturing practices

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    LEADERSHIP IS REQUIRED FOR

    Group of IndividualsOrganisation/Institution

    Community

    Society

    Nation

    Government

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    Issues emerging from Leadership Position of theBusiness

    Business can be categorised in four stages:

    1) Inception Stage

    2) Stagnant Stage

    3) De-growth Stage

    4) Growth Stage

    Challenges vary from stage to stage based on the situation in which

    the business lies

    Challenge for the leader is to understand the requirements and adopt

    strategies accordingly

    CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR

    A LEADER

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    Buy-in of Organisational Vision & Mission and the

    Key Objectives with all Business Units- Defining a clear cut Vision & Mission for the Organisation

    Identification of elements which are not in alignment with Organisational Vision & Mission

    and key objectives and either transform or reject them

    Alignment of all business processes with the Core Values and Organisational Goals

    Short term and Long Term Business Plans to be aligned, ensuring cohesiveness, and better

    bondage with the Organisation

    Talent Acquisition- Attracting and deploying leaders wedded to Organisational Philosophy

    Understanding the issues and requirements of present generation which has an insatiable

    hunger for fast growth and bridging the gap

    Talent Retention- Moving towards building an Employee & Business centric Organisation with benchmarked

    HR Practices like PMS, Performance linked Compensation & Rewards, Fast track Growth

    opportunities for High Potential employees

    Creating On and Off the Job Learning opportunities

    Open & transparent work culture

    CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR

    A LEADER

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    Performance Alignment and Monitoring Mechanism- Establishing a sound performance monitoring mechanism to review the

    performance at various levels in the Organisation, with support from Top

    Management

    Performance alignment at Cross functional level, Dept, Function, HOD,Business, Top Management and Board Level

    Leaders Transition From Controller to Facilitator- Adopting a Process, Systems & SOP driven culture in the Organisation

    Change in Leadership attitude from Diffused to Diffracted State Delegation of Authority

    Building Skills of Coaching, Counseling and Mentoring at various levels ofManagement

    CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR

    A LEADER

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    Institutionalization of Best Work Practices- Internalization of all world class recognized work practices like TQM, TPM, KAIZEN,

    5S, Lean Manufacturing

    Integrated Management Integrated approach towards decision making, Involvement

    of all stakeholders in improving business performance

    Brand Building: Conversion of Employees asAmbassadors of the Business

    Building Corporate Brand Image through reinforcement of Vision, Mission & Core

    Values of the company, Benchmarked HR Practices, Corporate Communication,

    Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives, Industry Academia Interface

    Established systems for providing speedy responses to all needs and requirements of

    employees including the exit formalities

    Physiological needs (transport, health, safety, infrastructure support etc) to be taken

    care of on Auto mode

    Celebration of formal and informal events

    CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR

    A LEADER

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    Improvement in Employee Engagement Addressing areas of Employee Engagement like Role Clarity, Availability of

    Materials & Equipment, Empathy & Caring Measures, Career Growth

    Opportunities, Learning and Development, Mentor or Buddy at Work,

    Quality as a Way of Work life, Competency Utilization (Right Person for the

    right job), Sense of pride in association with Organisation, Alignment with

    Vision, Mission & Values of the Organisation, Rewards & Recognition,Empowerment & participative Decision Making,

    Stress Management at all Levels Identification and resolution of Stress causing factors

    Stress resolving techniques to be adopted like ensuring Work life Balance,Meditation and Yoga for employees, providing them with Good, Philosophical

    Readings, Association with Inspiring people, Working towards buildingSpiritual Quotient in employees, following Ethical Work Practices

    CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FOR

    A LEADER

    MASLOWS

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    Self Esteem Needs

    The organisation improves the systems and establishes people processes andmoves beyond compliance. SOP compliance and systems becomes a practice.The organisation grows better than the market and achieves significant outcomeswhich might yet not be sustainable. Processes and results are benchmarked andpeople attach pride to work with such organisation.Lot of branding effort takes place (Infosys during the early turn of the century)

    Self Actualization NeedsThe organisations systems and processes are well grounded and are benchmarked

    with the best. The Organisation achieves maturity and plans to move beyond thecompetition. Abundance of talent & leadership, Operational Excellence, contemporary

    integrated People Processes to take the organisation to the next level. People takepride in being associated with the organisation

    However, the challenges are manifold due to the scale of operations; need to improvethe flexibility of the structure due to the monolithic nature and bureaucracy. Change

    management becomes important

    Social NeedsOrganisation is still in compliance mode; however attempts are made to improve

    the social life. Beginning of teamwork, some interdepartmental cohesion.However the organisation still continues to be in Industrial Organisation modeManagement Practice - Lacks balance between concern for people and concernfor production. Leadership and vision mostly missing

    Safety & Physiological NeedsThe organisation focuses on compliance, lacks flexibility. Employee commitment to the job is limited toachieving his personal needs and no organisation specific commitment.HR Practices is limited to developing policies and ensuring compliance. No career orientation

    Management - Operational in nature. Leadership and Vision missingIndustrial Organisation - the Businesses to be participated are based on External Environment

    MASLOWS MODEL NEED HIERARCHY OF ORGANIZATION/BUSINESS

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    MASLOWS MODEL NEED HIERARCHY

    OF EMPLOYEESSELF ACTUALIZATION

    Excellence In Performance

    OE to BE

    Benchmarked Processes

    ESTEEM NEEDSCompetency Mapping; Building

    Competencies; Train the Trainers;Mentoring Scheme; Leadership

    Development; Rewards &Recognition; OHS; Cross Functional

    Needs; Monthly DOC Meetings

    SOCIAL NEEDSCelebrations; Caring Measures;

    Communication; Affiliation & network withdifferent Management bodies

    SAFETY NEEDSHousing Loan, House Purchase/Renovation Loan; Marriage Loan for Self &

    Dependent; Education Loan; Medical Loan; Short Term Loan; Award &Scholarships; Family Relief; Medical Relief; Benchmarked Compensation;

    Organization Structure; SOPs; ISO Audit; Insurance; Mediclaim; PMS

    PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS

    Hygiene Factors; Basic Infrastructure; Facility for Transport, Canteen& Recreation; Compensation & Benefits

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    BY CORPORATE STRATEGIC HR GROUP

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    2007 - 2009

    Manpower Planning

    Compensation & Benefits

    Organization Structure

    PMS & Rewards

    Job Description

    SOP

    2010

    HR POLICY GUIDELINES

    Induction

    Competency Mapping & Training

    Building Competency of SBUHeads

    Organization Health Survey

    Mentoring Scheme

    Suggestion Scheme

    Employee Referral Scheme

    Exit Interviews

    2011

    Competency Mapping across theOrganization

    Building Competencies ofEmployees at all Levels

    Benchmarking of Compensation &Reward

    High Potential Employees

    Delegation of Authority

    Magnet Award ; Star PerformerAward; Manager of the Year Award

    Corrective Measures based OHS

    Findings

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    HIGH

    SPIRITEDEMPLOYEES

    TALENT

    RETENTION

    CADILA

    EMPLOYEROF CHOICE

    PREFERED

    EMPLOYER

    (Talent

    Attraction)

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    It aims to make New Joinees comfortable

    Welcome of Employees by HR & other departments by Bouquet &Name on the Board

    Employees Inducted on Vision & Mission; Cadila Group & sistercompanies; HR Policies ; SOP; Organization Structure & PMS

    Induction Duration Below GM 2days & GM & above 3 days

    100% of the employees go through Induction on joining

    INDUCTION

    Each SBU & division with Profit & Loss accountability is entitled forVariable Pay

    Variable Pay linked to budgeted PBT

    Corporate & support functions are entitled on over all achievement

    Communication at all management level of Employees

    HYPERLINK PAY OUT CHART

    VARIABLE PAYSCHEME

    Build competencies of Leadership Talent in the Organization

    Workshop on PMS & Goal Setting conducted on July 15 17 &August 3 by DR. T.V Rao up to the level on DGM & above

    A Workshop on Strategic Marketing Mapping will be conducted byProf. Abraham Koshy on December 13 14 2010

    BUILDINGLEADERSHIP

    COMPETENCIES OF

    SBU HEADS

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    Proactively create conducive environment for successful induction of newmember

    Executive & above category up to GM are eligible. Scheme implemented inBhat from August 1, 2010

    2 Day workshop on Building Mentorship Competencies conducted in 2phases & Total 53 Top Executives AGM & above trained

    11 New joinees in Bhat are allotted Mentors

    (HYPERLINK COMPASS FOR FEEDBACK)

    MENTORSHIPSCHEME

    Integrated Care of Employees through MBFS - Financial support through increase inamount in various loans. Financial relief in case of major sickness & unfortunateevent as death. Education Awards & Scholarships for Employee Children. Publication& Distribution of Booklet on MBFS

    CELEBRATIONSMarriage & Birthday Party Celebrations; Team Success Celebrations;New Joinee Get Together

    Alternate Saturdays Off & Flexible Working Hours

    Vision, Mission, Values Communication

    CARING MEASURES

    CADILOGUE distribution at FO level

    INTERNAL BRANDING - Initial phase intends to create a platform forstructured but informal communication

    VEHICLES Know Your (XYZ) Series; Expressionz; Cultural Cab;Personalization (Proud People); Volunteering

    COMMUNICATION

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    COMPETENCY MAPPING

    Core; Generic; Managerial; Functional & Behavioural Competencies

    framework to be finalized

    Behavioural Indicators for Top 21 Corporate Competencies defined

    Proficiency Level from Basic to Expert Defined

    Career Crossroad Model Developed

    Mapping of Benchmarked Roles & Competency

    Model developed by December 2010

    Competency Mapping for Managers & above June 2011

    BUILDING COMPETENCIES

    Managerial; Generic; Functional & Behavior Training Needs

    Identified

    Analysis of Level wise & Location wise needs done

    Identified Top 10 Training Needs level wise to be delivered in Phase 1

    Phase 1 to be covered in January - July 2011

    No. Of Employees to be covered:- 795

    (LEVEL 1 561; LEVEL 2 162; LEVEL 3 - 72 )

    Investment Involved Rs. 4738500/-

    LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

    360 DEGREE FEEDBACK

    A Multi Rater feedback approach involving Self; Boss; Subordinates;

    Peers & External Customers

    Planned to be implemented on voluntary basis in October 2010

    In first phase, 20 Senior members to volunteer

    Total Investment Involved Rs. 4,40,000

    Rs. 1,00,000/ - for individual assessment

    Rs. 3,40,000 for 3 day session for Counselling & Feedback

    TRAIN THE TRAINERS

    A Scheme (TORQUE) has been developed

    Use Internal Talent for Building Competencies In House

    Internal Trainers to be Trained in a 2 days workshop by NITIE to build

    their competency as Trainers

    Cross Functional Committee constituted to assess the efficacy of

    Trainers. 17 out of 34 nominations validated

    Estimated Annual cost saving for 17 trainers Rs. 10,00,000

    Deployment of Trainers from November 15 2010

    NURTURING SELFESTEEM

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    CORE EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT

    The scheme for developing High Potential Leaders (Core Employees)

    developed.

    The objective is to retain the Internal Talent by providing faster Career

    growth; Training & Development; Specialized PMS & Reward Process

    & Special Incentives along with 2 annual job rotations

    Criteria for Talent to be linked with Performance

    No. of High Potential Talent will be 20 across group

    To be implemented in January 2011

    EFFECTIVE PMS

    Post PMS workshop, Facilitating & Inhibiting factors identified

    Recommendations invited from HODs for increasing

    Facilitating Factors

    Recommendations collated & will be shared with employees

    for their feedback

    Action Plan for implementation in 4th Week of October

    DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY

    Each SBU Head / HOD has nominated one of his

    Subordinates as Second Line for Development

    Empowerment below SBU Heads done

    Employees below the level of HOD up to department

    Manager level to be empowered

    To be implemented by March 2011

    THOMAS PROFILING

    RIGHT PERSON AT RIGHT JOB

    Thomas Profiling is a psychometric tool based on DISC

    (Dominance; Influence; Steadiness; Compliance) Theory

    Support to validate the judgment of Management for Selection

    Recommended to use this tool for Key Positions

    A trained HR Facilitator is available to Initiate

    To be implemented in November. Cost per Person Rs. 1500/-

    Total Cost 1,50,000/-

    CREATINGPOSITIVE

    ENVIRONMENT

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    FEEDBACK MECHANISMS

    Induction

    Mentorship Scheme

    Performance Review Discussions

    Facilitating & Inhibiting Factors

    Exit Interviews

    EXIT INTERVIEWS

    Effective exit interviews conducted 1 day prior tothe leaving

    Detailed feedback taken

    Quarterly analysis of feedback done

    Report to be circulated from 4th week of Octoberwith recommendations from HR for corrective

    measures

    EMPLOYEE SUGGESTION SCHEME

    The Scheme is developed & implemented in Bhat

    Encourages Cadilians give suggestions on ProductionMethod improvement; Financial Savings; ProcessEnrichment & Operational Efficiency; Energy Efficiency;Organization resource saving; Health , Safety &Environment Measures & Communication Methods

    7 Suggestion boxes displayed across Bhat campus

    Suggestions collected & documented by HRF everyfortnight. 21 suggestions received & 1 implemented

    (HYPERLINK - FEEDBACK COMPILATION)

    ORGANISATION HEALTH

    SURVEY

    Feedback system for employers that would identify &measure elements of employees engagement

    Perception of Internal Employees on Parameters like -HR Processes; Business Processes like BE; Product

    Quality; Corporate Responsibility; Corporate Branding& Image; Leadership Style; Communication;

    To be conducted across organization in December 2010

    LISTEN TOEMPLOYEES

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    SELF ACTUALIZATIONExcellence In Performance

    OE to BE

    Benchmarked Processes

    ESTEEM NEEDSCompetency Mapping; Building

    Competencies; Train the Trainers; MentoringScheme; Leadership Development; Rewards& Recognition; OHS; Cross Functional Needs;

    Monthly DOC Meetings

    SOCIAL NEEDS

    Celebrations; Caring Measures; Communication

    SAFETY NEEDS

    Modi Benevolent Fund Scheme; Benchmarked Compensation; Organization Structure;

    SOPs; ISO Audit; Insurance; Mediclaim

    PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS

    Hygiene Factors; Basic Infrastructure; Facility for Transport, Canteen & Recreation; Compensation & Benefits

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    PREFERED

    EMPLOYER

    EMPLOYER

    BRANDING

    TALENT

    RETENTION

    HAPPY

    EMPLOYEES

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    JUNE 2011:

    Complete implementation of all HR Policies

    Corrective & preventive measures based on voice captured of employees

    Employees to be partnered in Improvement

    Implementation of Business Excellence Model (OE to BE)

    DECEMBER 2011: POSSIBLE OUTCOMESConsistently Achieving Budgeted Business Plan & Performance; HighDelivery of Ownership; Better Compliance for Systems, Processes,SOPs & Direction; Increased Satisfaction Level of Employees; Open& Transparent Work Culture, Employee Partnering in Business;Enhanced Performance of Employees

    2012 ONWARDS : JOURNEY STARTS

    Organization Health study from 2012 in alternate 2 years

    Benchmarking of Business processes & HR processes

    Branding of Cadila through initiatives on Community Education & Health in the surroundingvillages

    Scholarships, Awards, Medals & Trophies for academically bright students in ReputedInstitutions

    Participation in various National Level Competitions like Jamnalal Bajaj Quality Awards, RajivGandhi Award to establish the Cadila Brand and become the EMPLOYER OF CHOICE

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