88th Banking Diploma Exam Result

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The Institute of Bankers Authority Already Published 88th IBB Banking Diploma Result 2019 [Examination Year 2018]. 88th Banking Diploma Exam was Held 23rd November 2018. A huge number of candidates appeared in the 88th IBB Banking Diploma Exam 2018. The JAIBB and DAIBB exam result has published here as well as http://www.ibb.org.bd
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Discuss The objectives of recruitment

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The objectives of recruitment are:

i. to draw in folks with multi-dimensional skills and experiences that suit the current and future organizational strategies,

ii. To induct outsiders with a replacement perspective to guide the corporate,

iii. To infuse recent blood in the slightest degree levels of the organization,

iv. To develop associate structure culture that draws competent folks to the corporate,

v. To search or head hunt/head pouch people whose skills fit the company’s values,

vi. To devise methodologies for assessing psychological traits,

Discuss The objectives of recruitmentvii. to hunt out non-conventional development grounds of talent,

viii. to look for talent globally and not simply among the corporate,

ix. to style entry pay that competes on quality however not on quantum,

x. To anticipate and notice folks for positions that doesn't exist however.

Discuss the Forms of Grievances.

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There may be three forms of grievances in an organization such as-

1. Factual: 
When an employee is dissatisfied with his employment because of legitimate or genuine reasons such as violation of employment contract by the employers or unfulfilling of any other factual needs. The grievance is regarded as factual. 

2. Imaginary: 
When an employee is dissatisfied with his employment because of a wrong perception, wrong attitude or wrong information, it gives rise to imaginary grievance. Though for such case the management is not liable but still the responsibility to resolve the problem rests with it. 

3. Disguised: 
The dissatisfaction among employees in such case may be due to the reasons that are not known to the employees themselves. This dissatisfaction may be due to the pressure from other directions like family, friends, neighbors etc. The manager himself has to detect such grievances and resolve them through counseling the related employee. 
Forms of Grievances.

Definition of Grievance

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Grievance refers to any dissatisfaction or sense of injustice which is felt by an employee in relation to his pay, working conditions, leave, recoveries of dues or other aspects of employment. Broadly speaking, “a grievance is any dissatisfaction that adversely affects organizational relations and productivity.”1 Grievance may sometimes be expressed and sometimes not. Even sometimes, it may not be valid also. The grievance arises when the employee feels that something’s happening or going to happen unfair and unjust to him in the organization. 

Complaints affecting one or more individual workers in respect of their wage payments, overtime, leave, transfer, promotions, seniority, work assignment, and discharge would constitute grievance. Where the points at dispute are of general applicability or considerable magnitude, they will fall outside the scope of this procedure.

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However, some type of grievances may be beneficial for the organizations, as it may direct the attention of management towards improving the working conditions, incentive plans, leave plans etc. When grievances, generally, minor one are not expressed by the employees they just accumulate and lead to major conflicts inside the organization such as lockouts, strikes or any other collective disputes. Therefore, proper administration of grievance and grievance handling is necessary in an organization as unattended grievances may lead to frustration, low productivity, increase rate of absenteeism, feeling of discontent etc.

Short Notes on Scalar Chain

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This is called the formal lines of authority from highest to lowest ranks. It is a hierarchy principle that is important to initiate unity of direction. The principle emphasizes on communication means in an organizations being vertical, therefore insisting that there should be one single uninterrupted chain of authority existing in the organizations.

According to Fayol, “Organizations ought to have a series of authority and communication that runs from prime to bottom and will be followed by managers and also the subordinates”.
Fayol declared that this chain mustn't be damaged in a very commonplace formal communication method.

It was determined within the startups that the vertical arrangement of communication and structure structure is standard, and employees of the organization have direct communication with their boss’s boss 
which in a very manner will go against the scalar principle.

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Scalar chain depicts there should be a clear line of authority in an organization so that when one sees the need to “Escalate things” then you know the line of authority. When long-faced with emergencies or in ruinous things, one should know the right line of authority to handle such situations.

Punishments for Unfair Means @ JAIBB and DAIBB Examination

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Punishments prescribed by the Council of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh for offences committed by examinees in JAIBB and DAIBB Examinations. Sl. No. Offence Punishment

01. Copying from books, notes, etc. in the examination hall.
(i) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations.

02. Copying from the answer script of another examinee or allowing others to copy from one’s own answer script.
(i) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations.

03. Smuggling in and out, of question paper/script, in the original or solved form/shape/condition.
(i) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations.

04. Tearing of script in disgust/frustration/anger or for any other reason.
Expulsion from the entire examination and cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination.

05. Committing fraud/forgery/alteration in the script.
(i) Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent four examinations.

06. Misbehavior with the invigilating staff or any other act of indiscipline in or outside the examination hall.
(i) Expulsion from the entire examination ;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent four examinations.

07. Impersonation with and without substituting photograph on the admit card and writing for other candidates.
(i) Expulsion from the entire examination;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination;
(iii) Debarring both the persons involved, if they are examinees, from appearing at the subsequent ten examinations; and
(iv) Filing of criminal case by the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh if the accused person is an outsider.

08. Escaping away with answer script.
(i) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination ; and
(ii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent two examinations.

09. Disobedience/violation of orders of the Supervising Officer/hall Superintendent/ invigilators e.g. refusal to surrender books/incriminating papers, to take seats according to seat arrangement, etc.
(i) Expulsion from the entire examination;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination; and
(iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent five examinations.

10. Physical assault on the invigilators/ supervising officer/hall Superintendent /other staff on duty in the examination hall.
(i) Expulsion from the entire examination;
(ii) Cancellation of examination in all the subjects of the said examination;
(iii) Debarment from appearing at the subsequent ten examinations; and
(iv) Filing of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB.

11. Indulgence in disturbance/rowdyism/ provocation/agitation/walk out/causing damage to furniture and property in or around the examination hall.
-Filing of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB.

12. Possession of fire arms or anything capable of being used as a weapon of offence in or around the examination hall.
-Filing of criminal case against the examinee by the IBB.

13. Commission of any of the above mentioned offences for the second time.
-Any punishment awarded by the Syllabus and Examination Committee according to the nature and gravity of the offence.

14. Any other infringement of rules.
-Any punishment awarded by the Syllabus and Examination Committee according to the nature and gravity of the offence.

In addition to the above-mentioned punishments, the Syllabus & Examination Committee may recommend appropriate disciplinary actions, depending upon the gravity of the offences, to the respective banks/financial institutions of the examinees concerned.

NB: The aforesaid actions to be taken by the IBB will be reported to the employer of the candidate concerned for information and further disciplinary action against him/her.

Download the 8th Pay Scale Gazette by Bangladesh Govt.

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8th Pay Scale Gazette by the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh will publish after few hours. You cand download this gazette from this site after publishing the gazette. Government same Government employees are facilities in this pay scale. There is no 1st class, 2nd class, 3rd and 4th class employee’s category in this 8th pay scale gazette.  
The 8th Pay Scale of Bangladesh includes Bangla Noboborsho allowances of 20% on the basic salary. The government on Sep 7 approved the new pay scale for its employees with a highest basic pay of Tk 78,000 and a minimum of Tk 8,250. The basic pay for officers and other employees would take retroactive effect from July 1 this year, while the allowances would be paid from July 1, 2016. 8th Pay Scale is so helpful for all Government and semi Government employees which will declare in 8th Pay Scale Gazette. 
You can find the 8th Pay Scale Gazette by Bangladesh Govt. from the Gazettes Archive of Finance Ministry website. To find the 8th Pay Scale Gazette visit 8th Pay Scale Gazette. If you do not find the 8th Pay Scale Gazette to download 8th Pay Scale Gazette, then puts your eye in this site.

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