Hi Priya,
It need not necessary you have to mention designation on the ID card. Many cos practice while many other dont. In my organization ID doesn't have designation. It has got co logo, address, Name of employee, employee code, and Blood group. And on the reverse side Residential address.
Reason for not mentioning designation:
Designation gets changed due to promotion and changes in the organisation structure. When such change take place you have to alter ID too. For this reason, its convenient to have the ID without designation.
Choose what is best for your organisation.
regards,
shijit.
From India, Kochi
121It need not necessary you have to mention designation on the ID card. Many cos practice while many other dont. In my organization ID doesn't have designation. It has got co logo, address, Name of employee, employee code, and Blood group. And on the reverse side Residential address.
Reason for not mentioning designation:
Designation gets changed due to promotion and changes in the organisation structure. When such change take place you have to alter ID too. For this reason, its convenient to have the ID without designation.
Choose what is best for your organisation.
regards,
shijit.
From India, Kochi
Hai priya.......
Top management people should understand the issue if not then they are not able managers........Wipro like companies dont encourage putting Designation on ID cards for the same reason... and if the employees get promotion then you need to change the ID card again which is an unecessary expense
From India, Hyderabad
Top management people should understand the issue if not then they are not able managers........Wipro like companies dont encourage putting Designation on ID cards for the same reason... and if the employees get promotion then you need to change the ID card again which is an unecessary expense
From India, Hyderabad
ID card is issued only once in employees career in his company and constants only are furnished in the ID. So, there is no question of issuing
ID with designation. However, you may issue visiting cards / business cards to your employees by mentioning their designation which could
solve the problem
From India, Madras
ID with designation. However, you may issue visiting cards / business cards to your employees by mentioning their designation which could
solve the problem
From India, Madras
Hi rajesh.hr Your reply was excellent. Thank you so much for this useful suggestion. This issue was raised mainly by our Compliance Officer who is in a position just below director so his designation will not be changed any further. Our Vice President's are also just below director. In such case what shall i have to answer them.
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
Thank you so much all CiteHR friends for helping out ..... this site is very useful and all our HR friends are very very helpful .... Within an hour I am getting so many responses to solve this issue ....
So mentioning designation in ID card will
1. Hamper the morale of the employees since discrimination might take place.
2. Every year after promotion there will be change in designation and hence we have to generate cards every year which is considered as useless expenditure.
What about employees who are just below directors??
From India, Calcutta
So mentioning designation in ID card will
1. Hamper the morale of the employees since discrimination might take place.
2. Every year after promotion there will be change in designation and hence we have to generate cards every year which is considered as useless expenditure.
What about employees who are just below directors??
From India, Calcutta
Hello Priya,
Management concern is quite reasonable. Designation is an important factor. I think, designation should be mention on the ID card. If you want to avoid designation on card then the best alternate is that you should prepare a grade list. for example:- for Officer rank grade can be given A, for peon grade may be D & so on. it will solve management concern as well as your problem.
I hope you will find it best.
Kuldeep Vats
From India, Delhi
Management concern is quite reasonable. Designation is an important factor. I think, designation should be mention on the ID card. If you want to avoid designation on card then the best alternate is that you should prepare a grade list. for example:- for Officer rank grade can be given A, for peon grade may be D & so on. it will solve management concern as well as your problem.
I hope you will find it best.
Kuldeep Vats
From India, Delhi
Hi Priya, Logically mentioning the designation on the Id card is not really important.You can rather mention Grades like A,B,C..so on.Designations keep changing which as be even as soon as 6 months.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
No Kuldeep this is not possible coz the cards have already been generated. we do have grade 1,2,3,4 but clients outside will not understand grades thats why our grade 1 employees require the designation "power" whereby they will find themselves in a superior position unlike others.
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
Dear Priya,
ID Card is related with Photo Identity and might be for marking attendance also. If you are using only front side with details like logo, Emp ID, Name, Blood Group, address with emegency contact no, it will be more cost effective. Both side printing will be a costly affair. Convince you boss by saying that Business/Visiting Card and ID Cards are two different things, only because of its usages and details reflected on. For Designation/Position's reflection, we use Business Card not ID Card.
Thanks,
Pankaj Shukla
From India, Gurgaon
ID Card is related with Photo Identity and might be for marking attendance also. If you are using only front side with details like logo, Emp ID, Name, Blood Group, address with emegency contact no, it will be more cost effective. Both side printing will be a costly affair. Convince you boss by saying that Business/Visiting Card and ID Cards are two different things, only because of its usages and details reflected on. For Designation/Position's reflection, we use Business Card not ID Card.
Thanks,
Pankaj Shukla
From India, Gurgaon
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