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CONTENTS
Role of Corporate HR
RECRUITMENT
1. Policy No. R1 Recruitment
2. Policy No. R2 Reference Checks
3. Policy No. R3 Recruitment of Relatives
4. Policy No. R4 Recruitment of Ex-Employees
5. Policy No. R5 Joining Formalities
6. Policy No. R6 Personal File Documentation
7. Policy No. R7 Welcome Note
8. Policy No. R8 Uniform Policy
9. Policy No. R9 Furniture entitlements
10. Policy No. R10 Transfer
11. Policy No. R11 Employment of Contract Labour
12. Policy No. R12 Employment of Temporary Labour
DISCIPLINE
1. Policy No. D1 Attendance and Leave rules
2. Policy No. D2 Leave Calendar
SALARY STRUCTURE
1. Policy No. S1 Salary Structure
2. Policy No. S2 Salary Advance
STAFF WELFARE
1. Policy No. SW1 Birthday Policy
2. Policy No. SW2 Marriage Gift Policy
3. Policy No.SW3 Anniversary Policy
TRAVEL POLICY
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1. Policy No. T1 Local travel reimbursement
2. Policy No. T2 Travel entitlements for joining
APPRAISALS
1. Policy No. A1 Confirmations
2. Policy No. A2 Promotion announcements
T.K International Ltd pioneered in venturing into the mid-market segment in the Indian
hospitality landscape. The Company over a period of 28 years has successfully churned the
demand in this segment. The properties vary by type, size and the market niche they serve.
The company is affiliated with Resort Condominiums International; Toshali is a global leader
in hospitality services.
The Company firmly believes that mutual respect, long term partnerships and strong ethics
and integrity are essential to achieve ultimate success. It follows the principle – ‘collaboration
is the key word to mutual success and growth.
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Policy No. V1
Vision
To maintain a position as a leading player in the hospitality landscape of all the countries in
which we operate.
Mission
To provide our guests superior hospitality at excellent value in varied market segments, our
property owners the highest possible returns and our employee’s continual satisfaction and
growth opportunities, all while focusing on our own growth and maintaining consistency in
product, warm personalized service and absolute transparency in all our dealings.
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Role of Corporate HR
1. To establish a network for sharing the best HR practices between Hotels /Resorts
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Policy No. R1
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
All vacancies till the position of HOD would be filled up by the respective units. All candidates
would be met by the Unit General Manager before being recruited for the position.
All new positions created will need a justification from the Unit General Manager which has
to be subsequently approved by the MD/ED/DM before the recruitment process can be
initiated.
HOD recruitment would be coordinated from the Corporate Office wherein the incumbent
would be met by the Director Marketing and ED/MD before being finalized.
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Application for Employment
Present Permanent
5 Date of Birth : Day __________ Month __________ Year _______ Age _____
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10. Are your family members/relatives/acquaintances employed with any of our unit/s. If yes,
give details
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16. Particulars of Employment Experience (in chronological order starting from first
employment and ending with present employment)
19. Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offence? If yes, please give details
____________
20. Do you have any physical handicap/Chronic illness/allergies? If yes, please describe
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Name Occupation Address
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24. Do you have any contract/bond with your present employer Yes No
25. Have you any objection to our making enquiries from your previous employers
Yes No
I declare that the information given above is true to the best of my knowledge. I am aware
that any false or incorrect information by me may result in termination of my service with the
company. I have no objection to your inquiring from any of my previous employers on any
matters pertaining to me, if I join your organization.
Date
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Preliminary Interview Notes
Designation:
___________________________________________________________________
Salary Proposed:
_______________________________________________________________
Joining date:
___________________________________________________________________
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Policy No. R2
Objective
To ensure that reference check is conducted for all employees joining all Toshali Units.
Applicability
Guidelines
Reference check is an essential part of the selection process. References provide valuable
information about a candidate’s performance, helps to rank candidates, and assist in making
the final selection decision. After completing all interviews, and prior to making a hiring
decision and commitment, check the references of the final candidate(s). The following
guidelines are offered to assist in this process:
Do not rely solely on letters of reference or personal references provided by the applicant.
A telephone reference check takes less time than a written reference check and usually more
information is gained.
The hiring supervisor is usually the best one to make the call because he/she is most familiar
with the information obtained from the candidate and the responsibilities of the job.
When calling a candidate’s reference, identify yourself and tell the reference about
the position for which the candidate is being considered.
To gain as much information as possible let the reference speak without interrupting.
If the reference pauses in the conversation, it may mean he/she has other information
they are hesitant to share.
Get them to talk about everything that would be helpful, but only ask for information
that will be used in the hiring decision
Ask only job-related questions and document all answers. Avoid questions that can be
answered by “yes” or “no.” Ask for specific information such as – “Tell me about this
person’s attendance and punctuality.
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If the reference is reluctant to provide information, ask if he/she will verify the information
read from the candidate’s resume or employment application. One of the most important
questions to get answered is if there is any reason the organization would not rehire the
individual. Check multiple references whenever possible.
Sample Questions
1. What were the beginning and ending employment dates and salary?
2. What were the most recent job duties?
3. Did the individual get along well with management and peers?
4. Was the individual a team player?
5. How would you describe the individual’s leadership, managerial, and/or supervisory
skills?
6. How well did the individual manage crisis, pressure, and/or stress?
7. Why did the individual leave your organization?
8. What were the individual's strong/weak points?
9. Was he a member of any union or was he related with union activities?
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Policy No. R3
Objective
Applicability
All employees.
Guidelines
Relatives and unmarried partners of current employees may be considered for permanent
employment under the conditions and restrictions as specified below :
The applicant would not be under the direct supervision of the employed relative or
unmarried partner.
The employed relative or unmarried partner would not be in a position to influence
the applicant’s salary, benefits, working conditions, or personnel activities such as
disciplinary actions.
Husband and wife can also work in the same unit subject to discretion of management
preferably in different departments.
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Policy No. R4
Objective
Applicability
All ex-employees.
Guidelines
Re-employment will only be considered after the management has obtained clearance from
the unit head of the unit where the employee last worked.
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Policy No. R5
Objective
To ensure that all documents are received and placed in the personal file at the time of
joining.
Applicability
Guidelines
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Policy No. R6
Objective
To define the list of documents in the personal file.
Applicability
To all personal files available with the HR Departments.
Guidelines
Once the joining formalities have been completed the following documents are to be checked
for their presence in the personal file. For ease a copy of this may be printed on the left hand
side of the personal file and ticked for each document available.
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Policy No. R7
Objective
To define the policy on informing all members of the organization about new employees.
Applicability
Guidelines
MD’s Office would issue the welcome note for GM’s and forward it to all units and Corporate
Office and the Regional Offices. The welcome note would include details about experience,
educational qualifications, and the unit where he is posted, his designation, the organizations
worked and his responsibilities.
For HOD’s joining at the units the welcome note would be released by the concerned GM and
forwarded to all Units, Corporate Office and Regional Offices.
For all other employees, information on new employees must be circulated in the department
heads meetings.
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Policy No. R8
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
All hotels to follow specifications as detailed. In case different specifications are being
followed, hotels must change to these specifications whenever a new set of uniforms is due.
1. Executive – Male
Black Coat, striped black and grey trousers, plain grey tie.
ABOVE PROVIDED BY HOTEL
Plain white shirts, Black socks, black laced shoes (own)
2. Executives – Female
Saris, regulation, approved by Corp. EHK
Or
Same material as for Males, with option of trousers or skirts in striped black and grey
material as for Males.
3. Executives-Resorts
Mountain resorts to follow same specs as for other hotels.
Seaside Resorts/Resort in warmer climates
Uniform to be specifically designed and approved by the Corporate Office.
4. GM’s
Two piece suits, not provided by hotel.
Dark colors only. Plain color shirts
Black shoes and socks. Belts essential
Belt width not more than 3 cms
Suitable ties
Overall impact to be smart but conservative and business like.
5. Security Officer
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Dark charcoal grey safari suits
7. Airport/Rail Executives
a. Managers/Senior Executives
Same as hotel executive
b. Jr. Executives/Rep
Plain Navy 2 piece suit. Plain light blue shirt.
Navy tie. Black laced shoes, black socks, black belt
(Shirts, belts, shoes, socks personal-not from hotel)
SPPH expects all its General Manages to be its brand ambassadors. They must be formally and
appropriately dressed while at work-at all times.
General Managers must wear suits when at work-No Combinations. All suits to be black, Navy
or Dark Grey.
Ties to be conservative.
While standing or walking, at least one button of the suit jacket must be fastened. General
Managers or any other Executive should not walk around with the jacket open.
In resort locations, the specific uniform designed for the General Manager is to be worn,
complete with all accessories. Individual variations are not to be worn. The uniform at resort
locations may be provided by the units, subject to discretion.
While taking rounds of the property, at any time of day or night, or regular days or on
holidays, the General Manager must be clean shaved, and in smart casuals, if not wearing a
suit. No shorts (Gym wear/Beach wear accepted). No faded jeans, no sloppy attire and always
in shoes.
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Black shoes to be provided by the unit. Shoes to be nicely polished and maintained properly.
The shoes are to be used for at least one year. In case of any change within the stipulated
period the actual amount is to be charged to the concerned person. At the time of leaving the
organization the shoes are to be returned back (if they are less than one year old) for reuse.
The HOD of the department will have the responsibility of assessing the reusability of the
shoes.
Objective : To define the policy on uniform for Drivers, Office Boys, Credit Collection team
Guidelines
Drivers
Summers
One pair of uniform (Blue Shirt and Dark Blue trousers). This will be replaced every year.
Winters
Office Boys:
They will be issued dress on completion of three months uninterrupted service with us.
One pair of uniform (Blue Shirt and Dark Blue trousers) for Summer wear. This will be
replaced every year.
One sweater (Navy Blue) for two years.
Only Black Shoes - self
Summers
One pair of uniform (Blue Shirt and Dark Blue trousers). This will be replaced every year.
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Winters
One Coat (Navy Blue) for two years.
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Policy No. R9
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
Accommodation size (one or two bedroom) would depend on the size of the family.
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6. In case a new incumbent moves into the same accommodation consequent to his
joining us, the premises would be repainted and furniture polished irrespective of the
number of years as stated above and after seeing the condition of the room &
furniture.
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Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
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Policy No. R10
Objective
To define the policy on transfer of employees from one unit to another / one branch office to
another.
Applicability
To all positions
Guidelines
Any employee seeking movement within the units will have to apply to the Corporate Office
of Toshali through his unit head/ branch head. No transfer will be affected without the
approval of the unit head and the Corporate Office of Toshali and there will be a written
communication to this effect.
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Policy No. R11
Objective
Applicability
This is applicable to contract labour employed by the Units and Corporate Office.
Guidelines
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
Identify areas where Temporary Labour is to be utilized. The work should be of temporary
nature.
Temporary Labour is to be paid as per the minimum wages prevailing in the state as per The
Shops and Estb. Act.
Policy No. D1
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Company Policy Discipline-Attendance &
Leave
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
Employees are to mark their attendance in the Attendance Register. In case an employee
comes to office after 9.40 am he will be considered to have come late. Late coming on more
than three occasions in a month will amount to one day’s casual leave being debited to the
employee’s leave account.
Leave
All employees will be entitled to Seven (7) days Casual cum Sick Leave (CL/SL) in a financial
year.
CL will not be allowed for more than 3 days at a time.
CL cannot be combined with any other type of leave.
CL should be applied for, in advance, except for unforeseen circumstances.
If CL exceeds the prescribed limit, it shall be adjusted against EL.
Intervening holidays and Sundays are not considered in the calculation of CL.
Un-availed CL will lapse at the end of the financial year.
Earned Leave
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Accumulated EL can be en-cashed only on separation and the calculation will be done on the
gross salary drawn at the time of leaving.
EL can be accumulated up to a maximum of 45 days.
Maternity Leave
Applicable to married women employees as per The Maternity benefit Act, 1961 and the ESIC
Act, 1948.
The words Compensatory Off do not feature in the vocabulary at our levels. If work allows a
day off within 10 days of working a Public holiday/Sunday, take time off. If not, forget about
it. The rule applies to all executives.
Policy No. D2
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Objective
To define the policy of availing Earned Leave for senior team members of the organization.
Applicability
Guidelines
All HOD’s are to plan their Earned Leave in advance and forward it to the respective General
Manager’s. The General Manager will schedule a leave calendar for all HODs/Executives.
Leave application must be forwarded at least 10 days and at most 45 days in advance. The
HOD’s can plan their leave during the off season but the General Manager will ensure that no
two HOD’s are on leave at the same time.
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Policy No. S1
Objective
Applicability
To all the employees of Sarovar Park Plaza only. NOT APPLICABLE TO US BUT FOR REFERENCE
ONLY
Guidelines
Basic Salary
HRA
Conveyance Allowance
City Compensatory Allowance
Special Allowance
Medical Reimbursement
Basic salary and HRA would form 50% of the gross salary i.e. 25% each for the two
components.
Conveyance Allowance would be a max of Rs. 1000/- p.m.
CCA would be in the range of Rs.500/- to Rs.2000/- p.m. depending upon the grade category.
Special Allowance would comprise the balance.
Medical Reimbursement would be as per company policy on the same.
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Policy No. S2
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Policy No. T1
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
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Policy No. T2
Objective
To define eligibility limits for new incumbents joining at locations other than their existing
place of posting.
Applicability
Guidelines
For GM’s , II AC train fare by the shortest possible route for self, wife and a maximum of two
children. For HOD’s II AC train fare by the shortest possible route for self only. Prior written
approval of the management is necessary.
In case of transportation of goods, reasonable load for GM’s will be applicable. This is in case
where the furniture and fixtures are not provided by the organization. Prior approval has to
be taken before the actual transportation takes place. The incumbent is to get three
quotations from movers and packers and forward it to the Corporate Office for approval.
Corporate office is to approve a quote and keep the incumbent informed.
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Policy No. A1
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
HR/Personnel department to initiate action in this case by raising the confirmation form at
least 15 days in advance. HR/Personnel are to fill up all the details pertaining to the
employee and forward it to the HOD for his assessment. The confirmation form filled in all
respects including the training needs assessed is to be received by HR/Personnel at least a
week in advance from the HOD. The confirmation letter is to be issued the day the employee
is to be confirmed.
In case of extension of probation, the reasons for extension are to be noted. The probation is
to be extended by three months after which a review will be held. No letter is to be given to
the employee in case of extension of probation.
It will be the responsibility of the HR/Personnel department at the unit to forward the
training needs identified to the training department for necessary action.
Unit confirmation (Staff) will only be done by the RD/ED/MD along with the unit GM.
Executive level confirmation at units can be done by the unit GM.
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CONFIRMATION APPRAISAL FORM
Name : Designation :
Period of Probation :
Jobs Assigned
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Recommendation: (Please tick whichever is applicable)
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Policy No. A2
Objective
To define the policy of informing other units regarding promotion of employees of SPPH &
units.
Applicability
Guidelines
On completion of performance assessment HRD would compile a list of team members whose
promotion has been approved by the review committee. These would then be circulated to
all units and to the Corporate Office for their information. This would be applicable from HOD
level upwards.
For promotions within the unit up to the HOD level, the unit GM is to do the same within the
unit.
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Policy No. F1
Objective
Applicability
Guidelines
1. Resignation
2. Retirement
3. Termination
4. Accident/Death
Resignation
An employee may voluntarily decide to resign from the services of the organization due to
personal or professional reasons.
The resignation letter is addressed to the departmental head or immediate supervisor. The
departmental head or immediate supervisor is to hold a personal discussion with the
employee to understand the reasons for the resignation. The resignation letter duly accepted
by the departmental head is to be forwarded to HR with his remarks for processing. It is
mandatory to serve out the entire notice period as per the appointment letter. Notice
period will not be adjusted against Earned Leave.
Before the employee physically leaves the organization, an exit interview is to be conducted
to know his views about the organization, the reasons for being attracted towards a change,
his views on the work environment, the organizations policies and procedures.
A handing over note is to be prepared by the existing incumbent and handed over to the HOD
or the GM of the unit to ensure that there is a smooth flow. This handing over note has to be
signed by all concerned.
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A copy of this is to be placed in the personal file of the outgoing employee and another copy
is to be forwarded to Accounts department along with other documents for the full and final
settlement of Accounts.
Retirement
The employment contract stipulates the age of superannuation to be 58 years. There are
certain benefits like Provident Fund Scheme, Pension Scheme, Gratuity (subject to completion
of five years with the organization) which become payable.
In some cases where employees possess rare skills the retirement age could be extended,
based on management discretion.
Termination
3. Indiscipline
4. Unauthorized absenteeism
5. Unethical behaviour
6. Misappropriation of funds
7. Non Performance
On termination the organization will provide notice period as per the terms of employment.
Approval of the management is to be sought before taking recourse to this.
Accident/Death
The purpose of this policy is to lay down the activities that need to be undertaken in the
unfortunate event of the demise of an employee.
All possible help will be rendered to get the statutory benefits like Provident Fund, Pension,
EDLI benefits across to the dependants.
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Policy No. F2
Objective
Applicability
To all positions
Guidelines
Any employee who resigns from the organization is to go through an exit interview process.
The exit interview has to be conducted by the HR department. The employee on the
penultimate day is to be called into the HR department and is to be met by the Personnel
Manager. In units which do not have any personnel department, he is to be met by the unit
head. Normally during the exit interview it would be better if the employee speaks more and
the person conducting it listens more and speaks less.
1. What was the primary reason that prompted you to leave the organization?
- higher pay
- better benefits
- better chance for advancement
- my relationship with my supervisor
- the work environment
- the lack of resources to adequately do my job
- other, please elaborate
2. What, if anything could have been done differently to retain you as an employee?
5. Did you feel that the company had fair and consistent HR Policies?
6. Was your job fully explained to you when you were hired?
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7. Did you receive adequate training so that you were able to perform in a satisfactory
manner?
9. What improvement could be made to the way that you were inducted/prepared for your
role?
10. How well do you think the appraisal system worked for you?
12. What could you say about communications and relations between departments and how
these could be improved?
13. Would you consider working again for us if the situation were right?
14. Did you feel your contributions to the company were recognized by management?
15. Were there any problems between yourself and your supervisor/manager?
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