A strategic approach to employees’ well-being: study assessing the relationship between holistic wellness, job satisfaction emotions, and productivity
Author:
Pawar D.,Kunte M.
Abstract
Employee holistic well-being is attracting more interest and consideration from businesses as the employers started realizing the gains and impact this implementation of holistic wellness policies for workers in the workplace can have on the business. This study aims to analyze the impact of the holistic wellness of employees on their job satisfaction and work productivity. This paper aims to assess the approaches adopted by organizations towards employees’ holistic wellness and how it contributes to their job satisfaction and quality of work. The study aims to identify current employee well-being in organizations, employee wellness dimensions being covered through workplace wellness programs, and analyze the relationship between employees’ holistic well-being and work productivity, job satisfaction, and organization performance. The approach of the study includes a quantitative survey, qualitative interviews, and empirical evidence. Primary research is done at the organizational level using structured interviews with HR leads and employees. Secondary research is done by reviewing existing literature to explore industry best practices in holistic well-being. The deductive approach has been used to explain explanations and arguments backed by empirical observations in organizations and relevant theoretical concepts. The findings from the study will help the organizations who are in the process of streamlining and structuring the employee wellness programs to understand the link between employees’ holistic wellness and their productivity and job satisfaction and use these findings to increase job satisfaction and productivity of the employees. The data gathered not only from quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews but also through empirical observations. These findings can provide valuable pointers for human resource managers in other organizations.
Subject
General Medicine,General Medicine,General Medicine,General Medicine,Internal Medicine,General Engineering,General Engineering,Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Metals and Alloys,Metals and Alloys,Atmospheric Science,Ocean Engineering
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