Human Resource Development in LIC of India

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International Journal of Trade & Commerce-IIARTC January-June 2015, Volume 4, No. 1 ISSN-2277-5811 (Print), 2278-9065 (Online) SGSR. (www.sgsrjournals.com) All right reserved. Human Resource Development in LIC of India Institute of Business Studies, Ch. Charan Singh University (Campus) Meerut UP. (India) Email Id: drlochan@gmail.com. Abstract The Life Insurance Corporation of India established in 1956. It was a big step by the Union Government to nationalize the life insurance business. The government passed an act in the parliament to nationalize the life insurance business. This act called as Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956. The LIC was a single life insurance player in the Indian Market till the year 2000. The Government of India was open the Insurance Market in the year 2000. It has broke the monopoly of LIC in the Life Business. The Corporation has a largest human resource in insurance business. For the proper utilization the corporation running different training program. The corporation collaborates with world repute organizations to provide the proper training to their personals. The corporation is providing in house and external training both. Corporation has Zonal training Centre, Divisional Training centre and Agent Training Centre for in house training of personals. The corporation is collaborating with IIM, XLRI, MDI and other national repute Institute for human resource development. The corporation covered 89 percent of employees under the training in the year 2012-13. It arranged 115 training program in the year 2012-13. Keywords: Organizational Development, Carrier Development, Employee Orientation, Skill and Technical Training, Management Training, Supervisory Development PAPER/ARTICLE INFO RECEIVED ON: 02/03/2015 ACCEPTED ON: 19/05/2015 Reference to this paper should be made as follows: (2015). Human Resource Development in LIC of India Int. J. of Trade & Commerce-IIARTC, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 72-78 *Corresponding Author

1. INTRODUCTION The life insurance corporation of India established with an act which passed in the parliament of India. It is called Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956. The Act came into the force on 1 st July 1956. It was the first step taken towards the nationalization of Life Insurance Business in India. On 20 th January, 1956 all life insurance companies were taken over. The corporation is an autonomous body and the necessarily to run on sound business principles. The corporation was entertaining the monopoly of life insurance business from their establishment. But in the year 1999 Government of India feel a need of privatization of insurance business. The government of India established the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDA). It opens the sector for private players and breaks the monopoly of LIC in insurance business. The Life Insurance Corporation of India is a largest life insurer till today. The corporation captured more than seventy percent of life insurance market share at present. It has more than lakhs of employee at different levels as executive, administrative and supervisory level. The corporation has a largest chain of Agent or sales executive. According the annual report 2013-2014 LIC has more than 12 lakhs of agent to contact with customer. The corporation has a big human resource. The human resource development is very much required. The corporation taking the following steps for the development of human resource. Human Resource Development is a systematic and planned activity by any institution, to provide the required skill and training to their employee and to fulfill the present and future requirement of the job and work place. The Human Resource Development is complete process to train the employee according the present need and environment of the market. In this process any internal and external both type of systems are included. The functions of Human Resource Development are: (i) Training and Development (T & D) (ii) Organizational Development. (iii) Carrier Development 1.1 Training And Development It improves the knowledge, skill and business aptitude of employee. It prepare the employee for short term requirement of the organization and for any specific job i.e.,- (i) Employee orientation (ii) Skill and Technical Training (iii) Coaching (iv) Counseling etc. 1.2 Organizational Development It prepares the organization for future responsibilities. It improves the capacity to perform at the current job. It prepares organization to fulfill the objective of the department and organizations. The training and development is two types (i) Management Training, (ii) Supervisory Development. It develops the professional capacity in the employees. 1.3 Carrier Development Carrier development is a continue and unending process. In this process, the individual makes progress through series of training until he achieves his personal level of maximum achievement. (i) Carrier planning, (ii) Career Management the different type of training, FIP, TTP and Special training. The Executive and administrative worker is getting the training. The corporation is developing the professionalism their employees. -73-

2. OBJECTION OF THE STUDY The following objective set for the study- 1. To study the Human Resource Development Procedure in Life Insurance Corporation of India. 2. To study the process of training of employee in the corporation. 3. To study the system of Training and development of employee in the corporation. 3. METHODOLOGY The study is based on secondary data collected from annual reports of corporation, IRDA and other agencies as per the requirement. The data also collected from books, research paper and articles. The suitable and required statistical tools are used to summarizing the data. 4. HRD IN LIC The Human Resource Development plays a very important role in every public/private organization. It enhances the performance of the employee of every organization i.e., public as well as private sector. It maintains the competitive environment and prepares the employee for better work. In the Life Insurance Corporation of India the training imparted through various programs to upgrade the skill and knowledge of employee. It has prepared the employee for alternate growth of the organization. Thus, Life Insurance Corporation has a largest chain of field worker and these field workers are the backbone of LIC's Business. 4.1 Training of Field Personals in LIC India It is chain of contact between customer and the company. It is a primary link or source of the company to connect with the customer. It is only a source of business development. Life Insurance Corporation provides the special training to their personals. The focus of F.P.T is to develop the professionalism in the field of personnel. It focuses to prepare the field personnel to compete in the market. It develops skills in personnel according the need of insurance market. The Corporation has their own training center. The corporation has Zonal training center and Sales training center where some special officer posts as faculty, who provides the training and update them as per the demand of the market. It also updates the field personnel about the market change and present scenario of life business. There are two types of training program in Life Insurance Corporation of India. 4.2 In-House Training Centre The corporation conducts in-house training program all over the country. The corporation conducts the program at their in-house training center. Corporation has, Zonal Training Centre (ZTC), Divisional Training Centre (DTC), Sales Training Centre (STC), and Agent Training Centre (ATC). Table-1: Training of Field Personnel Across the country (2012-13) S.No. Zone ZTC STC ETI Engaged STC/ZTC/ ETI DTC/A TC Total Agent Development Officer 1 CZ 1 3 0 7120 11714 18834 502 2 EZ 1 4 0 15,641 23077 38718 866 3 ECZ 1 3 0 7914 22386 30300 245-74-

-75- Human Resource Development in LIC of India 4 NZ 1 4 0 15,783 19262 35045 640 5 NCZ 1 4 0 10,199 33846 44045 673 6 SZ 1 4 0 17,383 20048 37431 973 7 SCZ 1 5 0 20,797 20393 41190 822 8 WZ 1 6 0 16,235 12866 29101 258 9 CO 1 0 0 273 0 273 604 Total 8 33 8 1,11,345 163592 274937 5583 Source: Report of LIC STC/ZTC/ETI, DTC/ATC Trend. Where = CZ = Central Zone, EZ = Eastern Zone, ECZ= East Central Zone, NZ- Northern Zone, NCZ= North Central Zone, SZ = Southern Zone, SCZ= Southern Central Zone, WZ = Western Zone, CO = Central Office Mumbai, ZTC = Zonal Training Center, STC = Sales Training Center, ETC = External Training Centre, DTC = Divisional Training Center, ATC = Agent Training Center. The training activity covered the training of agents, marketing officers, development officers and other officers which is related and busy in sales and field activities. The corporation arranged several types of programs year to years for senior business associates. It had conducted a senior business associate program in Gurgaon where 438 officers participated in it. It provides the training in 18 sessions. The corporation approach to IIM Lucknow to provide the training to top development officers. The corporation has a systematic approach for training and unified training program conducted by the faculty member of STC. The agents who got the training there were 35554. The agents also sent for motivational training in MDI Gurgaon. It provides them two days specified training. The external training also provide to the development officers. 4.3 External Training Centers The Corporation also provides the training to their personnel outside of the corporation. The corporation collaborated with the following institution for the training. It attached with the following institutes in their training program as external training centers. During the year 2012-13 following institutes conducted the training for corporation s personnels. 1. Indian Institute of management, Lucknow. 2. Management Development Institute, Gurgaon. 3. IAIFM 4. L I Global Services (LIMRA) 5. IIST, Pune 6. TMI Group 7. DATA comp 8. Insurance Guru 5. TRAINING FOR ADMINISTRATIVE HUMAN RESOURCES The Life Insurance Corporation of India also provides the training their employees who worked as administrative officers. The training of these employees is very important to maintain the healthy environment in the corporation. The corporation has also conducted one year eradicates escalation program in the Collaboration of IIM, Ahmadabad. In the year 2012-13 fifteen officers

successfully completed program. The corporation is conducting a training program on 'Business Leadership for senior divisional manager with the collaboration of ISB' Hyderabad. The corporation covered the 89 per cent of employee under the training program in the year 2012-13 the corporation is providing the better training in house as well as external. It is collaborating with the best institute of repute in India for training of their administrative and field personnels. Table-2: Training Data of LIC Centre/In House 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 MDC 2328 2703 2197 2279 2884 National Ins. Academy 1797 2509 1876 2386 1487 ZTC 38224 41782 43271 43529 43333 Within country (ISB, XLRI, ASCI, IIM, MDI Etc.) 584 850 549 641 2482 Foreign Bodies/Institute (FA LIA, AIM, IFTDO, SWISS, RE) 09 12 15-17 10 24 Munich etc. Total 42942 47908 47908 48852 50196 Source: LIC annual reports. 6. MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (MDC) Management Development Centre of Life Insurance Corporation of India establishes to check the need of skill among officers. It develops the capabilities in the officers. It is providing the training and Learning to fight with critical competence in the market. Training develops a healthy environment between employee and manager. The training intervention is designed in keeping with the training needs and guidelines and performance expectations of central offices and Zonal Managers. It creates the environment to implement the high level designed program. Which fulfill the expectation of organization? It develops bridges between the expected organizational performance and actual organizational performance. It was a big step to start the PGEM program for job management with the collaboration of IIM Ahmadabad. It is developing the capacities, sharpens and capabilities in the top managers by some management development programs. The MDC is conducting the following development programs - 1. PGEM (with IIM Ahmadabad) 2. Program of disciplinary proceeding 3. Session of energy management and audit. 4. Program for Retiring Officers. 5. Session for Metro Agent. 6. COBOL Training for ITSGZ members. 7. Workshop for IPP 8. Special workshop on early claim -76-

-77- Human Resource Development in LIC of India 9. P & GS IT Seminar 10. EDMS 11. Special Session for Lady Agent. 12. Training program for RE. 13. Estate Development and Management Program. 14. Preparation of Financial Statement and Statutory Audit. 15. Session on Underwriting by Success RE. 16. Workshop on valuation and D-returns. Table-3: Training Program Conducted by LIC (In Last Five Year) Programs 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Train. Mkt. Sales 26 34 16 17 15 Function Induction Program 30 27 27 26 14 Train the Trainer Program 05 09 06 05 06 Special Program 43 45 57 60 78 Other program (PGEM) 09 03 03 03 02 Total 113 118 109 111 115 Source: Annual Report LIC. The above table is showing the training program conducted by the Life Insurance Corporation in last five years. According the table LIC is conducting the training program every year. The corporation was conduct 113 Training program in the year 2010 and it conduct the 109 program in 2012, 115 programs in 2014. It shows that the corporation providing the proper training of their employee as well as their office and executive clear. 7. CONCLUSION We found from the above discussion, that the Life Insurance provided proper training to their employee. The corporation has a strong set up to develop the human resource. Corporation has three tier arrangement of human resource development. It has in house training as zonal training centre, divisional training and agent training centre; The Corporation also have an external arrangement of training. The corporation collaborating to the different institute of repute likes IIM, XLRI, MDIT and other Institute of National Fame for training. It also provides the training to the field as well as administrative personnel. The Corporation is conducting the several programs for agent, executive and administrative staff. The corporation is conducting more than hundred training program every year. The corporation covered more than 89 percent of total personals. 8. SUGGESTIONS The Corporation must promote the training for rural areas. It must provide the training of the employees to work in remote areas and connect with them who are not in the approach of insurance, as they are much needy. REFERENCES [1]. Balachandran S. Life Insurance [2]. Banerjee B. N. Law of Insurance

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