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'To be facilitators in the organization to provide,
maintain and sustain harmonious, qualitative, competent and committed
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The basic principles of Fouress human resources policies include
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Recruitment based solely on merits by following well defined
selection procedures without discrimination,
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Motivating to build a quality workforce through performance
evaluation, reward and recognition systems,
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Identifying training needs within the organization and designing need
based training programmes that result in continuous development of
knowledge, skill and attitudes of the employees.
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Togetherness
of employees as one family
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Mutual respect and freedom to work
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Freedom to experiment
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Transparency
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Rewards based on performance and potential
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Continuous learning and training.
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