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Employees' Perspective Towards Competencies AVAHAN: A Journal on Hospitality and Tourism 6 (1), 2018, 01-10 http://www.publishingindia.com/avahan/ Employees’ Perspective Towards Competencies: An Empirical Study on Employees in Hotels of Haridwar and Rishikesh Ashish Dhyani* Abstract Introduction Despite the modernization and technical development of hospitality Travel and Tourism is a dynamic engine of economic industry, its main resource remains the human resource. This study development and job creation throughout the world with aims to assess the employees’ perspective and evaluates various some countries dependent on tourism as a catalyst for aspects of employees’ competency such as ability to perform growth and development. In 2017, it directly contributed Multiple tasks, Communication and Presentation Skills, Guest US$2.6 trillion and nearly 119 million jobs worldwide. The Satisfaction and Conflict Resolution, Self Discipline, Computer Skills and Technical Skills. The study revealed that the employees sector contributed US$8.3 trillion to the global economy rated Multi tasking as the most important among all the skills and supported 313 million jobs in 2017. This was equal required. to 10.4% of the world’s GDP, and approximately 1 in 10 of all jobs. India ranks 7th position in the list of world’s This study may help to identify and take remedial measures to largest tourism economy in terms of GDP. (World Travel improve employees’ performance. Also, by determining relevant & Tourism, 2018). competencies and skill sets will help human resource managers to improve hiring and selection practices. Hospitality sector, especially Hotel management has always been a fascinating career option for the youth Data was collected from selected hotels of Haridwar and as it promises a startling future on global level as well Rishikesh, famous religious and spiritual tourist destinations of the as in India it is the major source of foreign revenue Uttarakhand state, en route to Char Dham Yatra. The sample was generation and with the establishment of several multi- made up of employees working in different departments of various national hotel chains like Sheraton, Hilton, Carlson, renowned hotels. The responses were recorded in a questionnaire Kempinski, Starwoods, Western, Fairmont, Accor etc., over eight week period through 250 respondents between May and the career opportunity are likely to get a huge boost in June 2018. the upcoming future. Uttarakhand, being a favourite The findings suggested that employers and managers should tourist destination under various topologies of tourism emphasize the use of contemporary tools (both operational and i.e Business tourism, Religious and pilgrimage tourism training tools) to enable their employees to be more competitive, (chota char dham i.e. Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and versatile, productive and hence result oriented. The standards Yamunotri), Adventure tourism like White water rafting, operating procedures (as laid by the hotel management) should kayaking, bungee jumping, rock climbing, (Shivpuri, also be communicated regularly to all employees. Rishikesh) ice-skating, para-gliding (Auli) etc., Yoga, spiritual, health and wellness (Haridwar and Rishikesh). Keywords: Hospitality Industry, Competency, Multi Skilling, The geopraphical distinctive features varies from plains Conflict Resolution, Standard Operating Procedures of Haridwar, Khatima etc to one of the highest mountain * Research Scholar, Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. Assistant Professor, Faculty of Hotel & Tourism Management, Himgiri Zee University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. Email: [email protected] 2 Avahan: A Journal on Hospitality and Tourism Volume 6 Issue 1 October 2018 peaks of India i.e Nanda Devi Peak provides extensive after the world war-II. It is now recognized as an activity variety of flora and fauna (Rajaji, Jim Corbett Ntaional generating a number of social and economic benefits. It park, Valley of Flowers etc.) which turns Uttarakhand into also creates employment international economy and raises a hot destination for researchers from different disciplines the living standards of the people with comparatively also. less investment, unlike many other capital incentive industries. [3] Hospitality industry has always been considered of paramount importance to national economic growth. Tourism businesses depend extensively on each other as Uttarakhand is no exception. To boost the state’s well as on other businesses, government and residents attractions for tourists, the government has been of the local community. Economic benefits and costs of endeavouring to attract more tourists. Hotels and tourism reach virtually everyone in the region in one way restaurants business soars high but the sector faces a or another. Economic impact analyses provide tangible number of employment and labour related challenges such estimates of these economic interdependencies and a as skills shortages, high staff turnover, lack of training, better understanding of the role and importance of tourism [4] and a growing demand for flexibility and multi-skilling. in a region‘s economy. Also, global trends such as the increased awareness of healthy lifestyle, individualisation in customer demands, Uttarakhand State as a Tourism Product environmental concerns and digitalization of information and communication systems will challenge the Hotels and Uttarakhand State, known as Devbhoomi (the land known restaurants sector, making the discussion of skills needs for its association of Hindu Gods and Goddesses) is located and emerging competencies even more relevant than ever. in the northern part of the country sharing international boundary with Nepal and Tibet (China) in the north, The Indian hospitality industry has emerged as one of the Himachal State in the west and north-west, Uttar Pradesh key industries driving growth of the services sector in State in the south and Nepal in the east. The state abodes India. Since last one decade, the boom in India’s tourism the four important shrines of Hindu religion and has and hospitality industry and the surge in the tourist inflow diverse geographical features ranging from mountains, to the country have percolated to other associated sectors peaks and forests with breathtaking spectacular views of like hospitality. The revenues for the Indian hotel and snow-capped Himalayas and its valleys, glaciers, rivers restaurant industry in the year 2006-07 exceeded US$ along with the famous world heritage sites the Valley of 118.85million, an increase of nearly 22 per cent over the Flowers, Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve and the first previous year. [1] national park of India, Jim Corbett National Park, which The government of India expects the Hospitality sector have made Uttarakhand State as an astonishing land in the [5] to serve as an economic multiplier. Being one of the northern part of India. high priority sectors for the government it has stepped Nature, adventure, wildlife, culture, heritage, pilgrimage, up various reforms to accelerate the industry growth yoga and meditation, and a cocktail of opportunities for with liberalisation in the dogmatic structure, venture unlimited experience are the strengths of this Himalayan friendly schemes, far-reaching support for developing a state. The region offers the attraction of an interesting world rank infrastructure, initiating healthier air and land landscape and a calm and serene environment conducive to connection, incentivising regional set-up in tier III and IV different types of tourism in different climatic conditions cities, exploring the untouched environmental resources and seasons.[6] which has led to a wide-ranging growth of the Indian [2] hospitality industry. The region has been identified as an important ecotourism destination and others tourist potentials in the form of Tourist is a population, which normally travels to pre- types of tourism are found. There are intraregional as well determined destinations for whatever purposes, consumes as interregional disparities within the region in the tourist tourism products while travelling and returns home after flow. The Haridwar alone receives more than 50 percent a short period. Tourism became a major industry, only of total tourist coming to Uttarakhand because due to Employees’ Perspective Towards Competencies: An Empirical Study on Employees in Hotels of Haridwar and Rishikesh 3 well connectivity by roads as well as railways. There is second section included the various key competencies need to develop the vertical connectivity means Haridwar required and rated by the employees on the Likert scale should be connected with the Char Dhams and other of 5. remote regions like Uttarkashi, Chamoli and Pithoragarh by a good network of railway. It is the duty of top priority Literature Review government to develop railway tracks and connect the [7] region with railway. Nazarian Alireza et al, (2017) quoted that the hospitality industry has become globalised and it is experiencing the Study Area same challenges as other globalised industries. For its managers not least among these challenges is to understand According to the statistics of the Ministry of Tourism, the impact of national culture and organisational culture Government of India, the percentage share of Uttarakhand on the performance of the employees.[8] in domestic and foreign tourist visits during 2012 was 2.6 % and 0.7 % respectively (Indian Tourism Statistics, Razak Roshita Abdul et al, (2016) stated that in Ministry of Tourism,
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