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Proposed Reward System


               The proposed reward system aims to address the lack of a proper mechanism for rewarding
               non-sales employees at Bubble Insurance. Currently, non-sales employees are required to write

               self-assessment reports,  which can be burdensome and demotivating.  To improve this,  the

               research team studied successful reward management practices at Lotus Insurance Company,
               Guardwell Insurance Company, and Elephant Assurance.


               The proposed reward system includes the following key elements:

               Selecting Outstanding Underwriters: Bubble Insurance should identify the best underwriters

               on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis. This selection should be based on factors such as
               reducing customer complaints and maintaining accurate data. The selected employees will be

               recognized through internal communication and taken into account during annual performance

               evaluations.

               Empowering Department Heads: Department heads should be given the authority to annually

               recommend one employee for a reward. This ensures equal opportunities for both sales and
               non-sales employees.


               Conducting Open Forums: Performance evaluation and reward discussions should take place

               in open forums involving department representatives. This transparent process allows for deep
               discussions and ensures fairness in the selection process.


               The  proposed  system  encourages  a  fair  and  transparent  evaluation  process,  motivating  all
               employees to perform better. By learning from successful practices at competitive companies,

               Bubble Insurance can implement a rewarding system that appreciates and recognizes the efforts
               of  non-sales  employees,  leading  to  a  more  harmonious  work  environment  and  long-term

               employee satisfaction.

               Benefits of the Proposed Reward System


               The proposed reward system offers numerous benefits to the organization, employees, and

               overall  work  environment  at  Sri  Lanka  Insurance.  By  implementing  the  following  three

               solutions  -  selecting  the  best  underwriter  regularly,  empowering  department  heads  to
               recommend employees for rewards, and conducting open forums for performance evaluation -

               the company can enjoy the following advantages:




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