A Comprehensive Literature Review of Effect On Employees Welfare in Service Industries
A Comprehensive Literature Review of Effect On Employees Welfare in Service Industries
welfare is a comprehensive term including various Michael V.P.12 (2001) in his book, "Human Resource
services offered to employees of the organization. Management and Human Relations, said that provision of
intra. Mural and extra mural welfare facilities help in
SalariaPoonam&Salaria Sumit6 (2013) the analysis of their improving the quality of work life of employee's there by
study concept of employee welfare. The study resultant good human relations will develop among different
that employee's in auto sector are highly satisfied with the employees.
intra-mural welfare measure.
SUMMARY
ChaudharyAsiya Dr.7 (2011) through her paper she
identifies the employee welfare measure in Indian railway, Numbers of studies and researches have been conducted
her study analysis that inadequacy of financial resources is on Employee welfare includes labour welfare includes
one of the important reasons pointed out by railway in lack labour welfare, women welfare: satisfaction level of
in welfare facilities provided to customer. By the study employee;
suggestion are made that it may be railway minimize the
cost of social burden and apply for government for In some of research we found that extramural Intramural
betterment of welfare provisions. benefit leads to quality of life. Some of studies were
focused on voluntary welfare and satisfaction level of
Venugopal P. Dr., Bhaskar T; Usha P.8 (2011) the study is employee and its effect on there working.
conducted in chittoor industry; to know about the welfare
program already conducted by the industry. By this they Researchers discussed the various types of benefits and
want to assess the overall satisfaction level regarding services provided to employee in terms of payment,
welfare program. Through their papers they want to obtain insurances benefits compensation benefits. In some
correction between statutory and non-statutory welfare papers it is mentioned that the ways to provides the
activities at industry and to obtain relationship between services and benefits in effective and in better way.
department and welfare activating and their affect's.
It is also noted that employees with the statutory and non-
Manzine and Gwandure9 (2011) Studied that the concept statutory welfare measure are more satisfied and its keeps
of employee's welfare has been used by many organization their moral and motivation high for longer duration.
as a strategy of imp rousing productivity of employee. It is
argued that welfare services can be used to secure the After going through different research papers the
employee force by providing proper human conditions of researcher concludes that Welfare is an area of social
work. conceptually and operationally that is done for the comfort
and improvement of employee.
SabariRajan A. Meharajan. T,10 (2010) shows that study
throws lights on important of welfare measure on OWL CONCLUSION
among the employee's. The study taken place among the
employee's of textile mills in Salem district. The study The review of literature focuses a gap for the proposed
conclude 39% of the employees are overage with their research which offers scope for well structured theoretical
welfare measure, 15% of the employee's are highly approach in the area of employer welfare from banking
satisfied with the welfare measure, 22% of the employee's industry. The study of above researches has guided a way
are satisfied with their welfare measure, while 26% of to conduct a fresh study to identify the in depth impact of
them are in highly dissatisfied level. Welfare measure employee welfare on banking services industries.
plays important role in employee's satisfactions and it
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