Month: November 2022

“Our people policies are designed to create a future-ready workforce”

Since its inception in the early 1990s, Dabur Nepal has been one of the major healthcare FMCG companies in Nepal. Anil Puri, HR Head at Dabur Nepal, attributes the success of the company to efficient people management. In a conversation with the HRM, he talks about people management practices in Dabur Nepal, the changes and …

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Four Key Steps to Enhance Quality of Revenue

Entering the cycle of QOR sometimes takes a higher order capability or switching to a different capability. In the last 10 years, enough has been said about QOR (Quality of Revenue) and how high-quality revenue enhances bottom lines, ensures sustainable profits, and gives higher shareholder returns. But a common question many have is: Where do we …

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“It is difficult for the productive sector to survive when there is interest rate volatility”

A momentous day for the Nepali cement industry was recorded on October 10 with Arghakhanchi Cement commencing export of cement to India. That day, the company exported 1,400 sacks of Pozzolana Portland Cement (PPC) in its first lot of export to the Indian market. At a time when the domestic cement demand along with other …

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Saving the Rs 100 billion Automobile Sector

Anup Baral, Executive Member, NADA Automobiles Association of Nepal The automobile industry is on the verge of collapse as the government has imposed a ban on the import of passenger vehicles, classifying them as ‘luxurious’. Not only has the import ban hit the automobile sector, but the entire automotive industry, from dealers to distributors, spare …

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On the Brink – Automobile Market Facing Big Economic Headwinds

The import ban, according to NADA, has resulted in the closure of 58 dealers across the country, resulting in over 1,000 job losses, with many in the process to shut down the doors of their businesses. the HRM The once booming Nepali automobile sector is facing an existential crisis as the NADA Automobiles Association of …

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“Banks are under huge pressure to sustain their financial resources”

After going through a challenging period during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Nepali banking sector is now surrounded by challenges stemming from the external economic imbalances of the country and a liquidity crunch, which appears to be the most severe shortage of investible funds in the financial system in the living memory leading to a sharp …

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What Nepal Inc. Expects From The New Government?

Steering Economy Away from Crisis Industrialists and businesspersons in Province 1 are agitating since November 9 against the rising borrowing rates and demanding the resignation of Nepal Rastra Bank Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari claiming that the policies of the central bank like the guidelines on working capital loans have hampered doing business environment. Cement and …

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National HR Conference

Positive Workplace Culture for Increasing Productivity the HRM  The Human Resources Society Nepal (HRSN), the apex body of Nepali HR professionals, organized the 11th “National HR Conference” on September 7 in Kathmandu. The theme for this year’s conference was “Cultivating a Positive Workplace Culture”. More than 200 professionals from various industries attended the annual flagship …

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A Possible Benefit for Nepal from the Economic Downturn

The global downturn will force companies to look for more affordable skilled programmers which are on high demand for globally. Avi Z Liran Ned Davis Research, known for its Global Recession Probability Model, estimates that there is a 98.1 percent likelihood of a global recession next year, the highest since the global financial crisis of …

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