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Work-Life Balance at Himatsingka Seide

This study examines the relationship between work-life balance and job satisfaction among employees at Himatsingka Seide Ltd., focusing on the impact of workplace initiatives on employee well-being. The research aims to assess current work-life balance, measure job satisfaction across employee categories, and suggest strategies for improvement. Data will be collected through a structured questionnaire and secondary sources, with the findings intended to enhance HR policies for better employee retention and satisfaction.

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Work-Life Balance at Himatsingka Seide

This study examines the relationship between work-life balance and job satisfaction among employees at Himatsingka Seide Ltd., focusing on the impact of workplace initiatives on employee well-being. The research aims to assess current work-life balance, measure job satisfaction across employee categories, and suggest strategies for improvement. Data will be collected through a structured questionnaire and secondary sources, with the findings intended to enhance HR policies for better employee retention and satisfaction.

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SYNOPSIS

“A Study on Work-Life Balance and Job Satisfaction of Employees


at Himatsingka Seide Ltd., Hassan”

Submitted By
MONISHA H M
USN: 1SQ23BA022
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Submitted to

VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, BELGAVI


in the partial fulfilment of the
Requirement for the award of the degree of
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Internal Guide External Guide


Dr. MITHUN R NAME
Assistant Professor DESIGNATION
Department of MBA Himatsingka Seide Ltd.,
AIET, Devanahalli Hassan

Department of MBA
AKASH INSTITUTEOF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
Prasannahalli Main Road, Near International Airport, Devanahalli, Bengaluru – 562 110
Introduction:
Work-life balance and job satisfaction are two of the most critical components influencing
employee well-being, organizational performance, and workforce retention in today’s
competitive manufacturing environment. Himatsingka Seide Ltd., a globally integrated textile
manufacturing firm based in Hassan, Karnataka, has a significant number of shop-floor and
office employees. The increasing demand for productivity, long work hours, and stress in the
textile industry can affect employees' personal lives, thereby influencing their job satisfaction.
This study seeks to explore the relationship between work-life balance initiatives and the level of
job satisfaction among employees in this company.
Objectives of the Study:
1. To assess the current work-life balance of employees at Himatsingka Seide Ltd., Hassan.
2. To examine the level of job satisfaction among different categories of employees.
3. To analyze the relationship between work-life balance and job satisfaction.
4. To suggest strategies to improve employee work-life quality and satisfaction.
Summary:
This research will use a structured questionnaire to collect primary data from a sample of
employees working across various departments. The study will focus on aspects such as working
hours, leave policies, family life balance, stress levels, and job motivation. The insights will help
the HR department at Himatsingka design better employee welfare and retention programs.
Secondary data will be gathered from HR policy manuals, internal reports, and published articles
on work-life balance and job satisfaction in the textile sector.
Review of Literature:
i. Arief, N. R., Purwana, D., & Saptono, A. (2021)
The study explores the influence of Quality of Work Life (QWL) and work-life balance on job
satisfaction through the mediating role of employee engagement. Results reveal that both QWL
and work-life balance significantly enhance employee engagement and satisfaction. The research
suggests that higher job satisfaction leads to stronger employee involvement and commitment.
ii. Kasbuntoro, K., Irma, D., Maemunah, S., Mahfud, I., Fahlevi, M., & Parashakti, R.
D. (2020)
This study on banking employees in Jakarta demonstrates that work-life balance has a strong and
positive relationship with job satisfaction. It finds that when organizations adopt work-life
balance programs, employee motivation and retention improve significantly. The study
emphasizes the organizational benefits of prioritizing employee well-being.
iii. Abdirahman, H. I. H., Najeemdeen, I. S., Abidemi, B. T., & Ahmad, R. B. (2018)
The research highlights a positive correlation between work-life balance, job satisfaction, and
organizational commitment in Malaysian universities. It concludes that enhancing work-life
balance and satisfaction levels boosts employee performance. The study emphasizes the strategic
importance of motivation for sustaining institutional goals.
iv. Rani, S., Kamalanabhan, B., & Selvarani, S. (2011)
This study focuses on employees in IT organizations and explores how work-life balance
mediates the relationship between work-related factors and satisfaction. A strong correlation was
found between work tasks and satisfaction, moderated by the balance between professional and
personal life. It stresses the dual importance of job structure and employee well-being.
v. Shujat, S., Cheema, F.-E.-A., & Bhutto, F. (2011)
Analyzing employees in Karachi's private banking sector, this research finds a weak relationship
between work-life balance and job satisfaction, largely due to external socio-economic pressures.
Despite this, it recommends that banks improve their employee benefits and engagement
programs to enhance retention and morale.
References
i. Arief, N. R., Purwana, D., & Saptono, A. (2021). Effect of Quality Work of Life (QWL) and
Work- Life Balance on Job Satisfaction through Employee Engagement as Intervening Variables.
The International Journal of Social Sciences World (TIJOSSW), 3(1), 259–269.
[Link]
ii. Kasbuntoro, K., Irma, D., Maemunah, S., Mahfud, I., Fahlevi, M., & Parashakti, R. D. (2020).
Work-life balance and job satisfaction: A case study of employees on banking companies in
Jakarta. International Journal of Control and Automation, 13(4), 439–451.
iii. Abdirahman, H. I. H., Najeemdeen, I. S., Abidemi, B. T., & Ahmad, R. B. (2018). The
relationship between job satisfaction, work-life balance and organizational commitment on
employee performance. Academic Journal of Economic Studies, 4(3), 12–17.
iv. Rani, S., Kamalanabhan, B., & Selvarani, S. (2011). Work/Life Balance Reflections on Employee
Satisfaction. Serbian Journal of Management, 6(1),
v. Shujat, S., Cheema, F.-E.-A., & Bhutto, F. (2011). Impact of work life balance on employee job
satisfaction in private banking sector of Karachi. Journal of Management and Social Sciences,
7(2), 8–15.

Sources: Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Company HR Policy Manual, Interviews


Project Time Activity Chart (6 Weeks)

Week Activity

Week 1 Finalization of topic and approval from guide

Week 2 Literature review and questionnaire design

Week 3 Pilot study and questionnaire refinement

Week 4 Data collection at Himatsingka Seide Ltd.

Week 5 Data analysis and interpretation

Drafting of report, review by guide, final report submission &


Week 6
presentation preparation

Student Signature: Internal Guide Signature

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It is crucial because work-life balance programs enhance employee motivation and retention, leading to improved organizational performance. Literature reviews emphasize that higher job satisfaction resulting from such programs fosters stronger commitment and lower turnover rates, which are vital for sustaining competitive advantage .

The findings at Himatsingka Seide Ltd. align with those in banking and education, where work-life balance significantly affects job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Like the Himatsingka study, previous research shows that improved work-life balance leads to higher job satisfaction, motivation, and retention. However, specific sectoral differences exist, such as the weaker relationship found in Karachi's banking sector due to socio-economic pressures .

Employee engagement serves as a mediating variable that enhances the positive effects of work-life balance on job satisfaction. Engagement increases when employees perceive a supportive work-life environment, leading to heightened job satisfaction and commitment. This interconnected relationship suggests that improving engagement can amplify the benefits of work-life balance initiatives .

The study suggests strategies such as restructuring working hours, enhancing leave policies, and supporting family-life balance to improve work-life quality and satisfaction. These approaches are designed to reduce stress and increase job motivation, thereby enhancing job satisfaction and employee retention .

Potential barriers include high demand for productivity, long work hours, and industry-specific stresses that hinder effective work-life balance. Addressing these barriers requires organizational commitment to restructure work processes and prioritize employee well-being over short-term productivity goals .

The study observes variations in job satisfaction levels among different employee categories, identifying that office employees might experience different work-life challenges compared to shop-floor workers. These differences necessitate tailored initiatives to address specific needs and improve overall job satisfaction across all categories .

The research methodology employs a structured questionnaire to gather primary data from diverse departments, ensuring comprehensive coverage and reducing bias. It also uses secondary data from HR manuals and industry publications, corroborating findings from multiple sources, which enhances the validity and reliability of the conclusions drawn about work-life balance and job satisfaction .

The study's conclusions contribute by providing empirical evidence that reaffirms the critical linkage between work-life balance and job satisfaction in demanding industries. These findings underscore the strategic imperative for organizations to prioritize employee well-being as a means of enhancing performance and retaining talent, enriching the ongoing discourse on sustainable workforce management .

The study's implications for HR management in the textile industry include the need to implement comprehensive work-life balance programs to enhance job satisfaction and employee retention. It suggests that organizations adopt policies that address long work hours and high stress, which are prevalent in the textile sector, to improve overall productivity and well-being of the workforce .

The study at Himatsingka Seide Ltd. demonstrates that work-life balance significantly affects job satisfaction and organizational performance by assessing the current state of employees and exploring the correlation between these variables. It indicates that initiatives to improve work-life balance can enhance job satisfaction and, consequently, organizational commitment and productivity .

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