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Q9 Bcom Project Finalllll
Q9 Bcom Project Finalllll
Middle Level
Call of Order:
Mr. Muhammad Khurram Iqbal called to order the regular meeting of NLC at 1:00 pm on
November 20, 2023, in the conference hall HQ. The meeting commenced with introductions
and opening remarks by Mr. Mian Saleem, Addressing the importance of implementing and
considering the recent issue raised by NESPAK.
Agenda Points:
1. Discussion of the new policy
2. Enhanced Communication Protocols
3. Contingency Planning for Personnel Changes
4. Sales Representative Verification and Identification Procedures
Discussion:
1) Discussion For New policy:
A detailed review of the complaint submitted by NESPAK was conducted, highlighting the key
points and concerns raised by Mr. Abu-Bakr Umair Malik, the project manager at NESPAK.
The New policies proposed were Enhanced communication Protocols, Contingency Planning for
Personnel Changes, Sales Representative Verification and Identification Procedures and
feedback mechanisms with continuous improvement to be implemented immediately.
The primary objective for implementing the new policies was to achieve a better connection
within the company and cohesion in work. NESPAK always aims for smooth operations and
management.
Proposed Action:
A new policy for timely updates to personnel information is being developed by a cross-
functional workgroup. They have three weeks to complete the draught and make sure it complies
with company objectives. It is important that all staff members are informed of these changes.
The purpose of this policy is to simplify the organization's internal processes for updating
employee data.
Proposed Action:
A cross-departmental team has been formed to craft a new policy focusing on swiftly updating
personnel information. In less than three weeks, they hope to complete the policy draft and get it
approved by a review committee to make sure it meets the organization's goals. Notifying every
employee of these upcoming changes and emphasizing their importance in enabling more
seamless updates of personnel information throughout the company is a top responsibility.
3) Contingency Planning for Personnel Changes:
The management discussed that there is a need to develop a contingency plan to mitigate
operational disruption caused by unexpected personnel changes, such as having backup
personnel or alternative delivery methods readily available. Another important point was
proposed that there should be a strategy to ensure continuity in operations without compromising
on security or efficiency. The data needs to be updated from time to time to ensure reliable data
and to avoid issues in the future.
Proposed Action:
A task team made up of specialists in operations, logistics, and human resources will examine
possible scenarios in which changes to the workforce could impact vital operations. For every
situation, they will create detailed backup plans that will ensure seamless operations even in the
event of unforeseen changes. These strategies will be tested to determine their efficacy, and
adjustments will be made based on the results. Employees will undergo training to become
acquainted with these procedures, guaranteeing readiness for unanticipated staff changes and
continuous operations.
Proposed Action:
A program to set up effective feedback channels for ongoing development will be started. This
entails developing easily available channels for staff members to express ideas, criticisms, and
insights. Periodic evaluations will be carried out to evaluate input and apply required
modifications, guaranteeing ongoing improvement of procedures and functions. By using
efficient feedback systems, this initiative seeks to promote an improvement- and responsiveness-
oriented culture within the company.
New Agendas:
Meeting Summary:
The meeting centered around reviewing the complaint filed by NESPAK concerning the
unexpected change in the sales representative's identity and its repercussions on operations. Key
agenda points encompassed an analysis of current protocols, formulation of new policies, and
outlining actionable steps to prevent similar incidents in the future. An evaluation of existing
protocols was held, and changes were brought by implementing new strategies. The meeting
successfully developed a comprehensive policy for timely personnel information updates and
teams were assigned to diversity and inclusion training modules. The meeting concluded with a
clear roadmap for policy enhancements, training initiatives, and technological explorations
aimed at mitigating similar incidents and ensuring operational resilience in the face of
unexpected personnel changes.
Adjournments:
The meeting was adjourned at 1:00 AM by Mr. Muhammad Khurram Iqbal. The next meeting
will be held on November 22, 2023, at 10:00 AM with the middle management.
Prepared By:
Rana Daniyal – Advisor (Project Based)
November 20th, 2023