A STUDY ON EFFECTIVENESS OF EMPLOYEE WELFARE MEASURES AT VALUE INGREDIENTS PVT LTD
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Laws mandate the employer to provide certain perks to employees in addition to earnings or salary; these benefits might be statutory or non-statutory. By easing the financial strain on workers, it enhances their standard of living. For the worker's basic needs, the workplace should offer reasonable amenities.
An effort has been made in the current study to examine employee welfare facilities and their effects on workers' productivity in manufacturing organisations. By giving them a questionnaire, a sample of 50 employees from primary research were used to examine the welfare facilities. It is possible to draw the conclusion that while the company's employee wellness facilities are satisfactory, there is still room for development. in order to improve productivity, effectiveness, and efficiency in order to achieve organizational goals.
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