Abstract
Banking was a flourishing industry in ancient India. Initially, the industrial houses founded banks with a view to produce funds for productive activities and at the same time offered considerable security, fluid and fair returns to the depositors. In a way, banking continued to be a conventional industry .This study hr practices on promoting perception of public sector banks is carried in VELLORE district.
Keyword: Human Resource, Human Resource Practices, Public Sector, Promotion.
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