The Sunday Guardian

SAIL chief asks employees to cut down delays

- OUR CORRESPOND­ENT NEW DELHI

Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL) chairman P.K. Singh has asked employees to cut down on delays and finish pending projects at the earliest. Singh said this while interactin­g with a cross section of over 600 plant employees at the company’s steel plant in Bokaro this week. He apprised the employees about challenges in front of the company and ways to mitigate the same. He articulate­d the expectatio­n from Bokaro which has “tremendous potential to maximise profits”. Bokaro has excellent facilities and modernised mills, including the recently commission­ed new state-of-the-art Cold Rolling Mill. During the interactio­n, Singh said: “In the current competitiv­e environmen­t, we have to put our best foot forward and operate at our rated capacities. We need to cut down on delays and finish any pending projects immediatel­y. There should be no lapse or gaps in our performanc­e as a small slip also will hurt the overall performanc­e.” Singh was accompanie­d by SAIL’s Director (Finance) Anil Chaudhary, Director (Technical) Raman and Director (Commercial) Soma Mondal and CEO Bokaro Steel Limited Pawan Kumar Singh. The interactio­n of SAIL’s top management with a cross-section of employees of various management levels was aimed at conveying the company’s top priorities and identifyin­g the main issues at the plant level. The company’s top management believes that such large group interactio­ns create an open platform for employees to understand the organisati­on’s longterm vision, immediate goals and current challenges, and, at the same time, paves the way for a two way communicat­ion at all levels bettering the performanc­e. These initiative­s are part of SAIL’s efforts to accelerate the company’s transforma­tion and improve the overall performanc­e at the earliest.

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