Head Cashier Salary in Procurement & Supply Chain Department in India

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Stable job with well structured organisation which provides a good work- life balance.

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... travelling and for few profiles the job timing may vary to any hour of the day. Salary paid to traveling employees is not beneficial over non travelling employees.

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Good morning. Company working environment is overall good. Celebrate all the festivals and every weekend some funny activity arranged by the HR team. I highly recommend to join the company to any body who wants to join.

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Company position is not so good in the financial and sometime salary also delay like 15th of every month. No SOP's follow.

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Work life balance is there if you are a Virtual RM. Salary is below average as compared to posh cities where cost of living is high like Bangalore. HR policies is good. Fresher should take a chance to learn and embibe in the field. Coming to promotion it is by default your years of experience and expertise in the domain.

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CTC Complexities Internal department change is not easy

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Safety Prospectus, Organisation is very strict standards. Rest Culture of RIL is also good but not excellent. Punctuation of Staffs, Buses, Company Vehicle is very perfect.

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Deduction of CTC under Salary is very High, Such as Medical Premium, PF Amount (Twice Side from Our CTC STR), diffrent types of Volunteers Taxs etc. Further Initial Guest House, is not standard. For Employees Township benefits of Reliance Industries is fully paused for SOLAR POWER PROJECT and O&M DEPARTMENTS.

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Good work culture, job security, ample opportunities for learning and career growth, a strong brand reputation, and a positive work environment; many also mention the company's commitment to employee development and the chance to work across diverse retail formats within the Reliance group.

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Long working hours with poor work-life balance, excessive pressure from management, limited career growth opportunities, low salary increments, a culture heavily reliant on senior management, and sometimes inadequate leave management.