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The telecommunication sector of Pakistan is led by growth, technological advancements, and
dynamism. The marketplace is embedded in a highly competitive situation, which is why
companies have realized the importance of attracting and retaining the best employees, and that
only trained and capable organization can survive and grow in such conditions. In this way,
companies are compelled to treat their employees as their most important assets in order to have
a great competitive advantage over those who do not. This report focused on answering whether
or not the Human Resource Department plays the role of a strategic partner in one of the most
popular and renowned Pakistani telecommunication company: Mobilink. From the analysis
undertaken during this research-based study, it can be concluded that the company have
partially aligned their Human Resource practices with its business level strategies though it
realizes the importance of this strategic congruence. Although Mobilink ensure the HR’s
participation in strategy-formulation exercise, the link is still not completely integrative. The
most conveniently used method of selection appears to be interviews given a slight variation are
incorporated to those interview structures. The organizations seem to have been struggling in
the context of creating an effective performance appraisal system and are facing hard times in
this area. There is a dire need to establish a proper Needs Assessment Mechanism with respect to
formulating a substantial training program. Employee retention is the core issue of the Pakistani
telecommunication sector, at present. This issue finds its roots in the faulty compensation
packages being offered in this sector. Mobilink share the grief of employee dissatisfaction,
mainly resulting from internal pay inequities. They need to establish proper compensation
packages, prioritizing the needs of the employees while introducing sustainable bonuses’ and
promotions’ policies. |
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