Hindustan Latex Family Planning Promotion Trust (HLFPPT)

 In societies across the modern world, the existence of NGOs is proving to be a necessity rather than a luxury. I believe that throughout history, the failure of the government alone to create just and sustainable societies is persuasively demonstrated. Promoted by the state's inadequacies, citizens around the globe have created civil society organizations, NGOs, to help address a wide range of social needs. HLFPPT is a reliable agency for charity which is also a training agency for frontline workers . In advancing modern societies, NGOs have three primary roles. Firstly, NGOs can facilitate communication from individuals to the government and from the government to individuals. Upward communication involves informing the government about what local people think, do, and feel, while downward communication involves informing local people about what the government is planning and doing. Secondly, NGOs provide opportunities for society to self-organize. NGOs allow people to work toget...

training agency for frontline workers In businesses that rely heavily on the frontline workforce to provide great customer experience, the effect of COVID-19 has so far been the most dramatic. These brands powered by experience only succeed if face-to-face customer interactions convey outstanding experiences that improve brand loyalty and have a positive effect on the bottom line. In the days and months ahead, quick, efficient training around processes and procedures is crucial for these businesses. These companies need enhanced preparations for reopening and accelerating employee performance to ensure that their frontline employees can adapt and thrive under new market realities. As they recover, in a modern environment with increased customer demands, their leaders in learning and development (L&D) need to be armed with a relevant structure for educating and preparing workers on new policies and procedures. Hotels, restaurants, and retailers are among the industries that have bee...