FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs are often used on websites, manuals, or help centers to quickly address recurring concerns without the need for direct assistance.

1. Attendance

i. What is the attendance policy?

The attendance policy includes details on required hours, reporting absences, and more.

ii. How do I report an absence?

You can report an absence using the employee portal or by contacting HR directly. p>

iii. Can I view my attendance records?

Yes, your attendance records are available in your profile under the Attendance section.

2. Recruitment

i. What is Recruitnment process?

The recruitment process is a series of steps that an organization undertakes to identify, attract, and hire the best-suited candidate for a specific role.

ii. How long does the recruitment process take?

The duration varies depending on the company and role but typically ranges from a few days to several weeks.

iii. How will I know if I am shortlisted for the next stage?

Shortlisted candidates are usually informed via email or phone.

3. Learning and Developnment

i. what is Learning & Development (l&d)?

The process of enhancing employees skills, knowledge, and competencies through training programs, workshops, and other educational initiatives.

ii. Is participation in training programs mandatory?

participation in certain training programs, like compliance or safety training, may be mandatory.

iii. How does l&d help in career growth?

l&d equips employees with skills and knowledge needed for current and future roles.

4. PAYROLL

i. what is payroll?

payroll is the process of calculating and distributing employees salaries, wages, bonuses, and deductions.

ii. when will i receive my salary?

salaries are usually paid on specific dates based on the payroll schedule.

iii. what should i do if i notice an error in my payslip?

if you notice an error, immediately contact your hr or payroll department.

5. Tax Deduction at Source

i. what is tax deduction at source (tds)?

Tds is a system where the payer deducts a specific percentage of tax from payments such as salaries, interest, rent, or professional fees before transferring the remaining amount to the recipient.

ii. why is tds deducted?

Tds ensures the government receives tax revenue in advance and minimizes tax evasion by collecting taxes at the source of income generation.

iii. who deducts tds?

The payer (employer, bank, tenant, or client) responsible for making the payment deducts tds before transferring the net amount to the pays.

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