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D-Mart Store (Avenue Supermarts Ltd)
in
Shivranjani, Ahmedabad
Human Resources Management
By -
Name - Paresh Munjani
MBA (2019-21)
B.K.School of Management
Under the Guidance of
Pooja Sharma
HR Manager,
D-Mart Store (Shivranjani)
Introduction
 D-Mart (Avenue Supermarts Ltd.) is a chain of hypermarkets in India founded by Radhakishan
Damani in the year 2002, with its first branch in Powais Hiranandani Gardens.
 As of 27 January 2020, it had 200 stores across India.
D-Mart Shivranjani Branch Info
Total Employees  240 (On Contract  200, On-role  40)
Organisation Structure  Divisional
Major Departments  Operations, Visual merchandising, Finance and Accounting, Human Resources
Market Segment  FMCG, Fashion, Electronics
Major Competitors across Ahmedabad  Star Bazaar, Big Bazaar, Reliance Retail, National Handloom
Major Cost heads  Operations, Employee Salaries, Office equipment and supplies, taxes and legal fees
Quality Benchmarks  ISO and FMCG standards, Feedback
Recruitment Process
 Advertisement of Vacancy (News Paper, Job Fairs, Referrals, Online Job Portals)
 Reviewing Application
 Interview (Process as per Post and Job Role  HR, Technical and Final)
 Background Checks
Orientation/Induction Process
 Introduction of the company and its culture and its various department
 Introduction to Regulatory and legal requirements and setting up payroll details
Training
 In-house and as per Role, Position and Task
 Training is being given to every employee at each level of the organization as per the need
 Practical skill development
Benefits to the employees
 ESIC, PF, Mediclaim, Leave Travel Allowances
Reward/Incentives/Work-Life Balance Policies
 Gratuity
 Bonus
 Wellness programs
 Maternity Leave
 Other benefits to the employees as available under the Employees State Insurance Act, 1948
Motivation Policies
 Employee of the month rewards
 Paid Travel leave
 Employee discounts
 Promotions
Employee Retention Ratio
 85-90 % Approx.
Exit Interview
 Rarely for Feedback from Managerial Level Employees

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  • 1. D-Mart Store (Avenue Supermarts Ltd) in Shivranjani, Ahmedabad Human Resources Management By - Name - Paresh Munjani MBA (2019-21) B.K.School of Management Under the Guidance of Pooja Sharma HR Manager, D-Mart Store (Shivranjani)
  • 2. Introduction D-Mart (Avenue Supermarts Ltd.) is a chain of hypermarkets in India founded by Radhakishan Damani in the year 2002, with its first branch in Powais Hiranandani Gardens. As of 27 January 2020, it had 200 stores across India. D-Mart Shivranjani Branch Info Total Employees 240 (On Contract 200, On-role 40) Organisation Structure Divisional Major Departments Operations, Visual merchandising, Finance and Accounting, Human Resources Market Segment FMCG, Fashion, Electronics Major Competitors across Ahmedabad Star Bazaar, Big Bazaar, Reliance Retail, National Handloom Major Cost heads Operations, Employee Salaries, Office equipment and supplies, taxes and legal fees Quality Benchmarks ISO and FMCG standards, Feedback
  • 3. Recruitment Process Advertisement of Vacancy (News Paper, Job Fairs, Referrals, Online Job Portals) Reviewing Application Interview (Process as per Post and Job Role HR, Technical and Final) Background Checks Orientation/Induction Process Introduction of the company and its culture and its various department Introduction to Regulatory and legal requirements and setting up payroll details Training In-house and as per Role, Position and Task Training is being given to every employee at each level of the organization as per the need Practical skill development
  • 4. Benefits to the employees ESIC, PF, Mediclaim, Leave Travel Allowances Reward/Incentives/Work-Life Balance Policies Gratuity Bonus Wellness programs Maternity Leave Other benefits to the employees as available under the Employees State Insurance Act, 1948 Motivation Policies Employee of the month rewards Paid Travel leave Employee discounts Promotions
  • 5. Employee Retention Ratio 85-90 % Approx. Exit Interview Rarely for Feedback from Managerial Level Employees