Work-Life Balance and Employee Commitment - MBA HR
Work-Life Balance and Employee Commitment - MBA HR
Introduction
Job-life balance refers to the connection between your work and your other obligations in life, and how they interact with one another. Employers, workers, and the government all want to see as many people as possible participate in the labor force. However, in our hectic lifestyles, many individuals struggle to combine employment with the duties of caring for children, disabled family members, or ageing parents. Other employees may find it difficult to find time outside of work to study, volunteer, care for their own health, or participate in sports and leisure.
There is no perfect work-life balance; everyone is unique, and the 'correct' balance may shift over time as families age and personal responsibilities shift. Having choices for how work is organized allows workers to manage work and life demands by enabling them to work in non-traditional work patterns and places that better suit their personal obligations.
The overall quality of life increases, and companies gain from increased staff morale and dedication. The ability to negotiate flexible work arrangements offers an antidote to talent and experience loss, as well as the high cost of recruiting and retention in a competitive labor market. Employers that provide flexible work choices get an instant competitive advantage in the labor market by becoming "employers of choice."
THE RESEARCH'S OBJECTIVES
1 Assessing employee commitment and work-life balance
2 To assess the impact of work-life balance and employee commitment.
3 To provide a plan for balancing work and life and retaining employee commitment.
TERMS DEFINITION
- Job-Life Balance: Work-Life Balance explains the connection between your work and your other obligations and how they interact with one another.
- Employee Commitment: The psychological connection and subsequent devotion of an employee to a company.
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