Work-Life Balance of Employees of Private Sector Banks in Virudhunagar District

Authors

  • K. Raja Ph.D Commerce (Part-time), P.G and Research Department of Commerce Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College Sivakasi, India.
  • Dr. M. Selvakumar Head, P.G and Research Department of Commerce, Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi, India.

Keywords:

Employees, Life Style, Work Style, Work Life Balance, Private Sector Banks

Abstract

Work- life balance means the extent to which the employee feels satisfied and have his or her needs fulfilled in both professional and personal faces of life. In the recent times, the issue of work-life balance has gained more concern due to the reason that an individual’s work life and personal life may present contradictory demands, while demand from both the spheres are equally important. This problem is more prominent amongst private sector banks employees. The research is made on the contemporary issue of work-life balance of employees of private sector banks. The researcher has identified the work life balance of the private sector employees in the study area. The result found that 47.19 per cent of the employees have not maintained their life style and balance their work style. Besides, the researcher has analyzed the relationship between socio-economic and employment variables its influence on work life balance of employees in private sector banks with the help of Chi-Square test. The Chi-Square result reveals that there is no significant relationship between socio economic and employment variables of employees such as gender, age, religion, marital status, ethnicity, nature of family, educational qualification, monthly income, present position, years of working and nature of appointment and work life balance of private sector banks. This research study concluded that specified suggestions would aid to develop the employees’ work of life balance than the existing level in private sector banks. Moreover, the researcher has given some suggestions for future researches relating to work life balance.

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29-09-2021

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K. Raja, & Dr. M. Selvakumar. (2021). Work-Life Balance of Employees of Private Sector Banks in Virudhunagar District. International Journal of Management Studies (IJMS), 6(Spl Issue 2), 01–08. Retrieved from https://researchersworld.com/index.php/ijms/article/view/1194

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