1.1 WHAT IS WELFARE Welfare is the provision of a minimal level of well-being and social support for all citizens‚ sometimes referred to as public aid. In most developed countries‚ welfare is largely provided by the government‚ in addition to charities‚ informal social groups‚ religious groups‚ and inter-governmental organizations. The work place should provide reasonable amenities for its good working. The betterment of workers conditions must produce more from the employer down rather than
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INTRODUCTION Employee welfare means a planned programme of activities or schemes that lead to the benefits of employee‚ in practical sense the above meaning is not exhaustive. According to the report of the Royal Commission Labour‚ the term welfare as applied to the industrial worker is one which must necessarily provide and is having different interpretation in one country from another‚ according to the different social customs‚ the degree of industrialization and educational development of the
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Employee Motivation Literature Review In any discipline‚ the importance of getting people to do what you want is a key leadership skill. This is especially so in my discipline‚ education. According to Gorozidis and Pappaioannou (2014)‚ self-determination theory (SDT) identifies three types of motivation that can affect people’s behavior—intrinsic‚ or inner motivation; extrinsic‚ or outside motivation; and the absence of motivation‚ or amotivation. The most effective of these is intrinsic motivation
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A STUDY TO MEASURE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EMPLOYEE WELFARE MEASURES AT TAMILNADU PETROPRODUCTS LTD. CHAPTER – 1 1.1 INTRODUCTION Labour welfare is one of the major aspects of national programmes towards betterment of the conditions of labour force and creating a congenial work environment with decent comfort for this class of population for leading good standard of life. Measures and activities undertaken by the state‚ employers and association of workers standards of
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CHAPTER - I INTRODUCTION Employee Morale refers to an attitude of satisfaction with a desire to continue and strive for attaining the objectives of a factory. Morale is purely emotional. It is an attitude of an employee towards his job‚ his superior and his organization. It is not static thing‚ but it changes depending on working conditions‚ superiors‚ fellow workers pay and so on. Morale may range from very high to very low. High Morale is evident from the positive feelings of employees such
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A study on Administration and facility management CONTENTS S.No. TITLE NAME PAGE No. 1 Introduction 07 2 Company profile 20 3 Need for the study 26 4 Review of literature 28 5 Objective of study 30 6 Limitations of the study 32 7 Research methodology 34 8 Data analysis & interpretations 40 9 Findings 73 10 Suggestions 76 11 conclusion 78 12 Annexure 80 13 Bibliography 84
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AN ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE HUMAN RESOURCE WELFARE FROM THE EMPLOYEES POINT OF VIEW WITH REFERENCE TO THE POLICIES IN NAGARJUNA HERBAL CONCENTRATES LTD . KSDFSKJSKDJGJSGGTJSJJ THODUPUZHA The project work is submitted to THE MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY‚ KOTTAYAM In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of degree of BACHELOR OF COMMERCE Submitted By ‚ ALBIN JOSE (REG.NO‚SCAA10195846) Under the guidance
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Introduction This literature review analyses material discussing the intractable problem of indigenous welfare policy. It begins with a brief overview of the historical context of the literature and the effect policy has had on social outcomes to date. It moves on to look at the contemporary literature and discuss three key themes common to the reviewed literature‚ being poverty and how it is defined and measured; what causes poverty‚ and; what has been done to address it so far. The review then moves
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LITERATURE REVIEW On Employee Engagement In today’s age where companies are losing talent with every passing day‚ it’s not enough to keep employees only happy and satisfied. To retain employees it is also imperative to engage them suitably. An engaged employee is someone who is on a mission everyday‚ which a satisfied employee may not be. Engaged employees always strive to exceed the expectations of their supervisors and are self- motivated to attain their goals. According to WH Macey… - Industrial
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Running head: EMLOYEE WELFARE PROGRAMS Employee Welfare Programs Dawn Hook Baker College of Cadillac Human Resources and Employment Law HRM401R Sally Randall June 8‚ 2010 Abstract This research will provide basic information regarding three employee welfare programs signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1935. The programs included in this research paper are the social security program‚ the workers’ compensation program‚ and the unemployment compensation program instituted
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