TATRA BANKA, a.s.
Tatra banka, a.s. was established in 1990 as the first private bank in Slovakia aimed at providing extensive banking services to clients of the whole target population. After the completion of all the internal organizational preparations, Tatra banka started operations in December 1991 and is currently the third largest and most-effective long-term bank. It has come to be one of the most dominant players in the Slovak banking market. Tatra banka is a member of the RZB Group and a subsidiary of Raiffeisen International Bank-Holding AG. Tatra banka does not have its own strategy regarding the application of CSR principles but, it nevertheless agrees with the concept of CSR as applied within the RZB Group which speaks of corporate
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Employees
- In 2009, Tatra banka defined its ‘Mission, vision and values’ - the way in which it will develop. To protect employees’ health, Tatra banka offers a free choice of prevention programs, vaccinations, memberships at health centers and examinations. Employees can benefit from the institution’s banking products and they can be involved by means of preference shares in the bank. In order to balance work and personal life of the employee, Tatra banka offers different advantages such as flexible working time, opportunity to work from home and many more. The premises of the bank contain various relax zones, where employees can go relax and regain strength, and also playgrounds for children of employees. The biggest focus is on the job- training, internships and classes and trainings to help new employees to adapt themselves to the work in the bank. CEO and the managers meet on a regular basis and they exchange information. Employees have a chance to express their satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the direction in which the company is going by means of surveys and diagnostic tools. In the end of the calendar year, the bank always gives their employees annual productivity bonuses,
The purpose of this paper is to provide a reflection on the field trip to the Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago. After a brief Introduction to the Context, the Watercress tool will be used to highlight my observations.
Normally banks offer a suite of services over and above taking deposits and lending money, but Non-banking financial Services Company could offer similar service in some extent like insurance, mutual funds or fixed income securities. In the case of lending sides, bank also faces unconventional companies like General Motor, Sony or Microsoft offer preferred financing to customers who buy big items with relatively low cost.
The topic of whether or not there has been moral progress in the past 100 years could be heavily debated. We have had major setbacks and major breakthroughs as well. I believe that there has been a significant amount of moral progress in the past 100 years of human history. We have come a long way from where we were 100 years ago. For example, 100 years ago, blacks did not have basic civil rights, gay people couldn’t come out (let alone get married), and women were not allowed to vote.
All new employees will be given standard issue training through our human resources department where they learn about our company values, their new role in fulfilling our goals, and the rules and regulations that come with the job.
The newly hired employees must learn how to perform the task associated with their job, and they must become familiar with the people in various work groups with whom they must interact. In many companies, a great deal of this information will be covered in an initial training program. However, assimilation cannot be accomplished exclusively through training. There must be a conscious effort made to provide recruits with information, experience, and the personal attention that will enable them to understand the informal as well as the formal norms and values of the corporate cultures.
When students graduate from college and begin careers in their desired field, it can be a world of the uncertainty and unknown expectations. Getting to understand the workplace culture, its processes and chain of command can be overwhelming. Day-to-day activity and interactions with coworkers to achieve company goals provide opportunities to learn and grow, but with these interactions can come challenges and obstacles to overcome. According to Colorado State University Global (CSU-Global) (n.d.), "beginning a new job is difficult and it can take time to get used to your new routines and responsibilities" (para. 9). One way to help ease this transition is to develop and maintain skills that businesses desire. According
Onboarding is a critical component in the development of new employees. The first 12-18 months is the most tentative portion of an individual’s employment, with most employees making the decision to stay or leave during this time (Bennington, 2011; Wiley Manager, 2012). After the time and effort taken to recruit and hire talented and capable employees, organizations must use this period to their advantage through an effective onboarding process. This process is used to integrate and familiarize an individual with the organization, its workforce, and the position that will be held (Noe, 2012, p. 404). It is during this period that new employees acquire the skills, knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors they will need to be effective in both their
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The name Urban Co-operative Banks (UCBs), however not formally characterized, alludes to essential co-Operative banks situated in urban and semi-urban regions. These banks, till 1996, were permitted to loan cash just for non-farming purposes. This qualification does not hold today. These banks were customarily fixated on groups, regions, work put bunches. They basically loan to small borrowers and organizations. Today, their extent of operations has augmented significantly. Urban co-operative banks and in parallel with Mahila urban co-operative banks were set up with the goal of advancing economical managing an account rehearses among a generally particular target customer base viz., the center wage strata of the urban populace. They were brought under the administrative ambit
‘Corporate social responsibility (CSR), broadly defined as the notion that companies should accompany the pursuit of profit with good citizenship within a wider society, has become an increasingly prominent feature of business life over the last 10 to 15 years’ (Sadler and Lloyd, 2009:613). This quote from Sadler and Lloyd is a useful starting point in demonstrating the rapid rise and development of corporate responsibility. Global issues, in an economic sense with the global financial crisis in 2008 and in an environmental sense with the threat of climate change have aided in bringing to the fore a need for businesses and the corporate world to manage themselves and the services they offer in a more responsible and sustainable way. In particular reference to the financial sector this has attempted to be achieved through global financial sustainability agreements such as the Equator Principles. By entering into global agreements careful monitoring and reporting of a banks activities is required to create transparency in assessing their contributions towards corporate social responsibility and the achievement of sustainable practices in the financial sector. One of the banks currently signed up to the Equator principles is Barclays, as one of the largest global banks in the world with a 300 year history it is a company that serves 48 million customers worldwide
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Mentoring programs would be offered to foster continuation of education during the training process. Onboarding procedures would be used to familiarize new and existing employees with resources and information available. An employee portal would be developed for access to information concerning programs and resources available to employees. Morale
Biggest number of employees in banking sector and it spends a considerable amount of income in employee’s salary compensation
Private Bank, which is taking steps towards to its long-term aims, will continue to be a reliable solution partner, and to offer fruitful, high quality products and services. The main aims of Privat Bank are to protect the quality of its assets' structure, and synchronously to continue to increase the profit value for all social partners, shareholders, employees, clients and the nation.
thus minimizing the amount of currency that the Company has on hand at any point in time during the week. Additionally, the use of the bank on the daily basis facilitates the control of cash because it creates a double record of all bank transactions - one by the Company and one by the bank. Also we recommend that all receipts be deposited in the