COMPARATIVE STUDY ON PRIVATE & PUBLIC SECTOR BANK’S EMPLOYEES OF DELHI -NCR WITH RESPECT TO EUSTRESS MANAGEMENT
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https://doi.org/10.55955/130006Keywords:
Eustress, Good Stress, Drive, Job Satisfaction, Holistic Growth, Increases Efficiency, Organisational GoalsAbstract
Usually, the stress symbolises the negative meaning as it is that mental pressure & emotional instability which overpower an individual’s intellectual ability & critical thinking. This impacts their physical & mental health which in turn leads to inefficiency in accomplishment of organisational goals. Here, there is a need to shift in a perception from a negative stress to positive stress. The concept of Eustress becomes important in the present competitive era. It acts as a force that drives & stimulates the employees to fulfil the organisational goals along with their own holistic growth.
This is an exploratory study which aims to determine that how public sector & private sector bank employees perceives the circumstances that causes stress and to identify the effect of eustress on job satisfaction & organisational commitment. In this study, the primary data have been collected by using questionnaire method which had given to the employees of four banks in Delhi-NCR named as: State Bank of India (SBI), Punjab National Bank (PNB), Kotak Mahindra Bank, Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (HDFC) Bank i. e. two each from public sector and private sector banks. In this study, a total of 250 bank employees are as respondents, both from public & private sector banks. The various statistical tools have been used to test the hypothesis. The study concludes that pressure to complete task on time, increase in competence along with conscious efforts to reduce costs; job insecurity and internal competition will encourage the employees to enhance their capabilities & develop necessary skills for promotion & various other incentives.
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