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Give one difference between promotion and transfer.
Give one difference between Transfer and promotion.
Distinguish between Promotion and Transfer.
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Solution 1
| Sr. No. | Basis of Difference | Transfer | Promotion |
| 1. | Nature of movement | It is a horizontal movement of an employee. | It is a vertical movement of an employee. |
| 2. | Effect | It does not increase the pay, status, authority and responsibility of the employee. | It increases the pay, status, authority and responsibility of the employee. |
Solution 2
- Since a promotion entails moving a person from a lower position to a higher one, it is vertical. However, because it entails moving an individual from one position or workplace to another, a transfer is horizontal.
- A promotion raises an employee's income, position, power, and level of responsibility. However, in the event of a transfer, there is no such rise.
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