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Maruti is India's largest passenger car company, which account for over 50 per cent of the domestic car market. Company boasts about its products, which offer unsurpassed fuel efficiency, low maintenance costs and easy availability of genuine parts.
Maruti is India's largest passenger car company, which account for over 50 per cent of the domestic car market. Company boasts about its products, which offer unsurpassed fuel efficiency, low maintenance costs and easy availability of genuine parts.
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Maruti is India's largest passenger car company, which account for over 50 per cent of the domestic car market. Company boasts about its products, which offer unsurpassed fuel efficiency, low maintenance costs and easy availability of genuine parts.
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V Continuous influence of Suzuki motors corp.(smc) over Maruti udyog limited (mul) V Technology dependent mul over smc V Rising equity stake of smc V Equity rise of smc from 26% in 1987 to 50% in 1992 V Mr.Jagdish Khattar took over Bhaskardu in 1999- an early exit V Biggest player of the segment V Wide sales and distribution network V Wide availability of brands V Dominance of smaller segment car V Few competitors V Enjoyed monopoly for a large period V Maintain and enhance the product range V Increase reach and penetration V Increase availability of automobile finance V Continuous benchmarking of manufacturing capabilities V Continue to reduce costs to offer more competitive products V Concentration towards large volumes V antil 2000 good industrial relations enjoyed V Productivity norms froms 1988 to 1999 V Maruti udhyog employee union (MaEa) V Abraham Mathew general scretary V Asim tandular- HRM head V Incentives with revenue scheme rather than productivity V Sep 19,2000 strike of workers V Attempts by management to beat the strike V MOa between workers and mul V Many employees turned back V Affected productivity level 1311 to 1205 units V Final undertaking between union and MaL on January 8,2001 V Management was keen to reduce labour cost V Average cost of employee to be raised V Insisted on accepting those employees who accepted undertaking V Vendor participation for labour force V Training facilities V aNION- good conduct, reinstatement of employees and incentive schemes V Strong unions V HRM must be effective V Flexibility in the incentive schemes V anions must be considered seriously V Effects productivity V Incurs losses V Waste of resources such incidence _