A Study of Assessment of Wok Life Balance of Textile Industry
Published: 2013
Author(s) Name: Anil mishra, Gajendra Pathak |
Author(s) Affiliation: Dr. Anil is Asst. Prof., College of Agriculture, M.P.; Dr. Pathak is Asst. Prof. Govt. College, Bina
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Abstract
This paper decides to investigate the overall
Quality of work life (QWL) and Job satisfaction of
textile workers in Madhya Pradesh. The target group
for this study is the textile mills in Indore district are
categorizes into three groups namely Ginning Mills,
Spinning Mills and Weaving Mills. Out of total 332
textile mills, 85 (25.60 per cent), 176 (53.01 per cent)
and 71 (21.39 per cent) are under Ginning, Spinning
and Weaving categories respectively. Quantitative
data was gathered through questionnaires, totally 330
questionnaires were distributed to the respondent 300
questionnaires were returned and analyzed using
SPSS version 16. For the purpose of analysis, a total
of 300 sample workers were randomly selected from
three categories by adopting stratified random
sampling method. The Analyze of variance test
(ANOVA) revealed that the perception about QWL
differs according to different levels of quality of work
life and time shift and also the perception of Job
satisfaction and significantly higher than the workers
on high-level of QWL than Middle and Lower level
workers.
Keywords: Job Satisfaction, Quality of work life (QWL), Textile Industry workers
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