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Opportune were sponsor partner at NAIP on 2 nd Feb 2013 Holiday-Inn

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Opportune were sponsor partner at NAIP on 2nd Feb 2013 Holiday-Inn

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Panel discussion on Payroll Ethics:

Moderator:

Mr. Ashish Gakrey-Sr manager HR, Capgemini India

Panelist:

Mr. Mahesh Parmar, APAC Head-HR Operation, Total resources, HRIS & Special Projects-

Accenture.

Mr. Rajendra Vaidya, CEO, Remunance Progress Partners

Mr. Pratik Vaidya –Director of Karma Consultancy & chairman of NAIP,

Mr Dilip Thakkar – Makemysalary.com

Discussion started with 5 data sources

1. Recruitment

2. Employee onboard

3. Payroll

4. Exit Team

5. Finance team.

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According to Mr. Mahesh, “Ethics is something within an individual. It

cannot be taught. An individual should understand the importance of any

data & should keep it confidential.”

Mr. Rajendra said that ethics is doing thing right or wrong. Any organization should

follow minimum wages act. As a payroll processor, one needs to be very ethical.

Mr Dilip said “For payroll to survive confidentiality is a must”. Ethics is like

DNA.

Q. Mr Ashish asked panel - How compliance related to payroll Ethics is

important?

Mr Pratik answered that “compliance is adherence to procedure led down to run the

organization”

One must be aware of local rules & regulation said by Rajendra

This Panel discussion touched the following points related to payroll ethics:

Confidentiality: Everything related to payroll must be confidential

Integrity & Trust: Willingness to do the job right & with pride

Compliance: Make sure that we are in compliance with federal, state & local

guidelines

Security : Payroll data are recorded properly & make sure that the data is secure

Legality: Follow all the rules /laws set forth by the govt. or agencies