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C. Organizational Structure
A company's organizational chart typically illustrates relations between people within an
organization. Organizational chart of BrioCrop includes the Owners/Partners down to
utilities. We arranged people and their jobs according to how the operation will flow and
how the goals will meet. Below is our organizational chart:
Figure 1: Organizational Structure
To meet the projected quantity demand for Fructo-C juice and Yacon Slimming tea we
will hire a total of 37 persons. The business will operate on one shift basis from 8am5pm. The owners will hire manager to direct the whole operation. We will also hire
highly-skilled production personnel and selling & distribution staffs.
D. Pre-Operating Activities
The operations before commencement of the Briocrop will include the legal
requirements and procedures necessary to be processed starting from the planning of
the study until before the preliminary operations of the business. The partners will give
ample time for the process of agreement with the yacon suppliers. Then the dealership
agreement with the dealers will be the next pace. The pre-operating activities will also
include the sourcing of the funds and legal procedures such as registration with the
Securities and Exchange Commission as well as the filling of Articles of Partnership and
payments of necessary fees. Negotiations with the lease contractor of the land will be
processed and after certain agreements have been laid down, applications for various
permits and licenses to different Local and Government Agencies will be the next focus.
A large amount of time will be given for recruitment and training of employees and
necessary evaluations will be conducted. And finally, the formal organization of the
business will start next year if this proposal will be approved.
E. COMPANY WORK RULES ANF POLICIES
BrioCrop wants to obtain a pleasant and secured working environment. This can
only achieve when everyone in the firm cooperates and commits to appropriate
standards of behavior.
The following is a list of behaviors that the company deems to be intolerable and
unacceptable. Any employees who act in an inappropriate or unreasonable manner or
found engaging in these behaviors will be subject to disciplinary actions including
warning, layoff, or dismissal depending on the degree of the offense:
1 Failure to be at the work place, ready to work, at the regular starting time.
2 Failure to wear clothing conforming to standards set by the company while on
duty.
3 Intentionally damaging, destroying, or stealing property belonging to fellow
employees or the company.
4 Leaving your work station (except for reasonable personal needs) without prior
permission from your supervisor.
5 Coming to work under the influence of alcohol or any drug, or bringing alcoholic
beverages or drugs onto company property.
6 Physical violence, verbal abuse, inappropriate or indecent conduct and behavior
to their fellow workers are prohibited.
7 Smoking contrary to established policy or violating any other fire protection
regulation.
8 Willfully or habitually violating safety or health regulations.
9 Intentionally giving any false or misleading information to obtain employment or a
leave of absence.
10 Ignoring work duties or loafing during working hours.
11 Being tardy or taking unexcused absences from work.
12 Using company equipment in an unauthorized manner.
SAFETY DISCIPLINE
Management personnel at all levels are responsible for taking action when a
violation is observed. Employees who violated and failed to follow the established rules
and regulations of the company will be subject to disciplinary action.
The following procedures will be followed when a violation is observed:
*FIRST VIOLATION
Verbal warning with written confirmation in personnel file.
*SECOND VIOLATION
Written warning and one day suspension with written confirmation in personnel
file.
*THIRD VIOLATION
Written warning and one week suspension with written confirmation in personnel
file.
*FOURTH VIOLATION
Termination with written confirmation in personnel file.
F. Recruitment Process
Employment Exchanges
For recruiting drivers, skilled workers, helpers and utilities we will use the
employment exchange process. An employment exchange is an office set up by the
municipality for bringing together as quickly as possible those men who are in
search of employment and those employers who are looking for men. Employment
exchanges register unemployed people and maintain the records of their names,
qualifications, etc.
The employers on their part intimate the exchange about the vacancies which
occur in their factories and types of employees they require for filling up these
vacancies. Whenever any vacancy is intimated, the exchange selects some persons
from among the employment seekers already registered with it and forwards their
names to the employers for consideration. For security guards, we will contact
private security employment agencies. For higher position that requires bachelors
degree we will contact private employment agencies.
Staffing Recruitment
Job title
: Business Manager
Accountability
Job Summary
penetration
owned
Duties & Responsibilities
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Production Supervisor
Accountability
Job Summary
points and
resources;
enforcing organization
and techniques.
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
Accountability
Job Summary
to consumer
shipments to ensure
prices.
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
Accountability
Job Summary
products to
markets for
Education
year
work
experience
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Accountant
Accountability
Job Summary
preparing
Duties & Responsibilities
reports
: Prepares asset, liability, and capital account entries by
compiling and analyzing account information;
Documents
information;
accounting
preparing and
recommending
policies
and
procedures; Reconciles
financial discrepancies by
account information;
backups.
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Chemist
Accountability
Job Summary
Education
Needed Attributes
: Careful; Precaution-oriented
Job title
: Purchasing Officer
Accountability
Job Summary
duties;
the
Handling
complete
system
Education
environment
collaborative
grants/contracts
Needed Attribute/s
Job title
: Store keeper
Accountability
Job Summary
and
purposes;
with 2-4 years
concepts, practices, and
field; Relies on limited
Familiar
with
standard
Performs
variety
of
supervision
Verifies
invoices;
at end of each
voyage;
Compiles
report
of
expenditures.
Education
Needed Attribute/s
: Creative
Job title
: Electrician
Accountability
Job Summary
fixtures, using
Duties & Responsibilities
equipment,
appliances,
apparatus,
and
locate
Connect
components;
and components to
for adjustment or
codes; Advise
management
on
whether
could
be
circuits
in
testing
Needed Attribute/s
: Safety-Oriented
Job title
: Skilled Worker
Accountability
Job Summary
The
worker,
when
trained
of the manufacturing
Duties & Responsibilities
strategy.
: Operate efficiently with the machines; exert effort to meet
the quota of the finished product
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Helper
Accountability
Job Summary
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Driver
Accountability
Job Summary
and
can
handle
work
that
is
often
monotonous. It
from a manufacturers
centres, and
ideally suited to
customers.
Duties and Responsibilities: Drivers are responsible for loading, unloading, preparing,
cleaning, and operating a vehicle for delivery duties.
They
required
addresses.
These
drivers
need
to
have
knowledge about
technical issues.
Sometimes
they
need
to
receive
Education
Needed Attributes
Job title
: Security Guard
Accountability
Job Summary
at
commercial
sports venues,
They monitor the flow
respond in emergency
Duties & Responsibilities
happens.
building or property
correct identification
Needed Attribute/s
Job title
: Utility
Accountability
Job Summary
ambiance
of the shop.
distributes
supplies;
stockroom;
Cleans
receives,
washes
stores
and
and
polishes
equipment; Changes
miscellaneous jobs
Education
Needed Attribute/s
: Hardworking
Staff Designation
Production Staff
1. Business Manager
2. Production Supervisor
3. Chemist
4. Electricians
5. Skilled Workers
6. Helpers
No. of
Person
Monthly
Salary
Annual
Salary
1
1
1
2
7
10
P35,000
P18,000
P15,000
P26,000
P84,000
P105,000
P420,000
P216,000
P180,000
P312,000
P1,008,000
P1,260,000
1
2
1
1
2
4
2
2
37
P18,000
P30,000
P15,500
P13,000
P30,000
P48,000
P24,000
P22,800
P484,300
P216,000
P360,000
P186,000
P156,000
P360,000
P576,000
P288,000
P273,600
P5,811,600
Aside from the skilled workers and helpers, all the production staffs shall have at least 4
years work experience on their designated task. The team will be better if the chemist
has
an
experience
in
food
processing
industry.
Social
Security
Systems
(SSS)
Contributions
Republic Act No. 8282, otherwise known as the Social Security Act of 1997, refers to
the social security system in the Philippines that is initiated, developed and
promoted by its Government. The social security system is aimed at providing
protection for the SSS member against socially recognized hazard conditions, such
as sickness, disability, maternity, old age and death, or other such contingencies not
stated but resulted in loss of income or results to a financial burden.
The employee and his/her employer(s) are to contribute for the social security
benefits of the said employee in accordance to a given schedule by the Philippine
Social Security System. Monthly employee contribution depends on the employee's
actual monthly salary.
2. Contribution
to
National
Health
Insurance
Program
(NHIP)
The employee and his/her employer(s) are to contribute for the medical
insurance of the said employee in accordance to the Republic Act 7835 on
Medicare Program which is administered by the Philippine Health Insurance
Corporation (Philhealth). Monthly employee contribution depends on the
employee's actual monthly salary. The contribution schedule is provided by
Philhealth.
3. Contribution
to
Home
Development
and
Mutual
Fund
(HDMF)
The employer(s) is required to contribute per month not less than P100.00 to the
employee's Home Development and Mutual Fund. In accordance to the periodic
remittance schedule provided by HDMF, the employer(s) will remit this
contribution, in addition to that of the employee's, which is to be deducted from
his/her payroll.
4. The
13th
Month
Pay
As mandated by the Presidential Decree No. 851, the employee shall receive a
bonus salary equivalent to one (1) month, regardless of the nature of his/her
employment, not later than December 24 of every year.
5. Service
Incentive
Leave
Book III, Chapter III of the Labor Code of the Philippines covers the employee's
benefit for Service Incentive Leaves. According to Article 95, an employee who
has rendered at least one year of service is entitled to a yearly five days service
incentive leave with pay.
6. Meal
and
Rest
Periods
Under Article 83, the employee is provided a one-hour employee benefit for
regular meals, when working on an eight (8 hour) stretch. Employees are also
provided adequate rest periods in the morning and afternoon which shall be
counted as hours worked. (See: Article 83, Conditions of Employment).