The Objective of this study explains the Service sector contribution to the global output is more. The service factor itself is the largest part of the economy for the countries around the world, the worthy reason being urbanization, privatization and instant demand for final consumer services.
International Journal of Management (IJM) Volume 11, Issue 2, February 2020, pp 233–240, Article ID: IJM_11_02_024 Available online at http://www.iaeme.com/ijm/issues.asp?JType=IJM&VType=11&IType=2 Journal Impact Factor (2020): 10.1471 (Calculated by GISI) www.jifactor.com ISSN Print: 0976-6502 and ISSN Online: 0976-6510 © IAEME Publication Scopus Indexed TO STUDY THE WORK LIFE BALANCE AMONG WORKING WOMEN, POST MATERNITY IN BANKING SECTOR Mandeep Kaur Research Scholar, MMIM, Maharishi Markandeshwar Deemed University, Mullana, Ambala, Haryana, India Dr C Venkateswaran Associate Professor, MMIM, Maharishi Markandeshwar Deemed University, Mullana, Ambala, Haryana, India ABSTRACT The Objective of this study explains the Service sector contribution to the global output is more The service factor itself is the largest part of the economy for the countries around the world, the worthy reason being urbanization, privatization and instant demand for final consumer services Quality services being the ingredient for welfare of an economy, the primary and secondary sectors are directly dependent on the progress of services like banking, insurance, trade and commerce together with entertainment, social and personal aspects specifically in advanced economies Service sector shows a complimentary role and accelerates the process of development through quality improvement and enhancement with efficiency of productivity and developmental activities Fabricating services tends to require relatively more human capital with less natural capital, thereby demand has geared for more educated workers, stimulating countries to capitalize more in education for the overall benefit to their people Keywords: Working Women, Banking Sector, Quality services Cite this Article: Mandeep Kaur and Dr C Venkateswaran, To Study the Work life Balance among Working Women, Post Maternity in Banking Sector, International Journal of Management (IJM), 11 (2), 2020, pp 233–240 http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/issues.asp?JType=IJM&VType=11&IType=2 INTRODUCTION In the upcoming years, services will continue to control the growth story For socio economic development of any country service sector plays a predominant role The service sector comprises of versatile activities ranging from sophisticated Information and Communication technology to the simplest service provided by informal sector workers National Income and potentiality of employment are the real contribution which constitutes greater component of http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 233 editor@iaeme.com To Study the Work life Balance among Working Women, Post Maternity in Banking Sector service sector India‟s distinctiveness lies in being the second fastest growing economy in the world with respect to services (Report of Confederation of Indian Industry and KPMG) Service sector contribution to the global output is more The service factor itself is the largest part of the economy for the countries around the world, the worthy reason being urbanization, privatization and instant demand for final consumer services Quality services being the ingredient for welfare of an economy, the primary and secondary sectors are directly dependent on the progress of services like banking, insurance, trade and commerce together with entertainment, social and personal aspects specifically in advanced economies Service sector shows a complimentary role and accelerates the process of development through quality improvement and enhancement with efficiency of productivity and developmental activities Fabricating services tends to require relatively more human capital with less natural capital, thereby demand has geared for more educated workers, stimulating countries to capitalize more in education for the overall benefit to their people POST MATERNITY Post maternity is period of three to six month after delivering a baby Working women are liable to get 26 week leave from their job for taking care of her baby The term post maternity or immediate postpartum period are commonly used to refer to the first six weeks following childbirth The World Health Organization (WHO) describes the postnatal period as the most critical and yet the most neglected phase in the lives of mothers and babies PSYCHOLOGICAL CHALLENGES Working mothers has to fulfil the demand at work followed by various demands at home In today‟s scenario the husband and wife both work towards creating a balance with their work life as well as at home with their children But it is still difficult for women as she has to play multiple roles of a mother, childrearing, a cook, a family maid, a tutor, a nurse as well as cater to the demands of office work This can leave a working woman stressed and anxious; more so if the family is not supportive WORK LIFE BALANCE The world of work has changed from to affairs to a 24 hour, day where customers expect services at times that suit them (Chartered Institute of Personnel Development) The concept of Work Life first came into sight in 1980‟s when the workplace dynamic began to change the level of satisfactory involvement of the exact fit among flexible roles played by an individual is Work Life Balance The Work Life Balance ranks as the second most imperative factor of workplace attributes beyond compensation as reviled by Corporate Executive Board which conducted the research For more than 50,000 global workers It is basically a positive relationship between Work & other equally accorded activities in life which comprises of family life too Concern towards Work Life Balance is becoming increasingly a fact for employers and employees The very issue of Work Life Balance has become increasingly a global phenomenon The clearer is the issue related to Work Life Balance more is the understanding and the penetration of these domains in individuals‟ lives “The notion of Work Life Balance underwent a drastic change when the number of women workers and dual earner couples increased in various important sectors (Voydanoff, 1987, Lambert 1990; Burke & green glass, 1987)” “Work Life Balance has been generous consideration and has been a matter of concern for both employees and employers for many years (Guest 2002)” In coming years Work and Life would receive increasing attention and would also facilitate to retain skilled employees as opined by US Department of Labour (1999) “The negative side of Work family is http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 234 editor@iaeme.com Mandeep Kaur and Dr C Venkateswaran operationalized as Work-Family conflict and Positive side is operationalized as enrichment or facilitation” (Frone 2003) Work Life Balance is defined as a contented state of equilibrium achieved between employee‟s primary priorities of their employment position & their private life style Work-family conflict is defined as “a form of role conflict characterized by the incongruence between responsibilities of the home and workplace which are mutually incompatible (Greenhaus and Beutell, 1985)” Work Life Balance is “the extent to which an individual‟s effectiveness and satisfaction in work and family roles are compatible with the individual‟s life priorities (Greenhans and Allen, 2006)” Work–family balance is defined “as accomplishment of role related expectations that are negotiated and shared between an individual and his or her rolerelated partners in the work and family domains (Grzywacz and Carlson, 2007)” Work Life Balance defined by Kirch meyer (2000) as “achieving satisfying experiences in all the life domains and to so requires personal resources such as energy, time & commitment be well distributed across domains” (p.81) Work Life Balance is defined as “global assessment that work resources meet family demands and family resources meet work demands such that participation is effective in both domains” (Voydanoff, 2005, p.825) Frone (2003) sees such a balance as “a condition where there is minimal conflict and substantial facilitation between work & family spheres.” WORK LIFE BALANCE WOMEN EMPLOYEES In Banks Career has now become integral part of women due to several factors such as promotion of educated women, growing economic force, and an ever burning desire to be socially and economically independent The enormous employment opportunities created by banks help potential women aspirants to seek jobs in banking arena Women job seekers find these specific banking jobs more attractive due to their innate traits which submissively suits banks nature of work Therewith, the entry of women folk to banking sector due to abundant employment opportunities helped to occupy positions in all cadres not only in public, private but also in new generation banks As is revealed by a survey headed by Prof Ivanovich, Department head at the National centre of Public Health protection, Bulgaria on „working conditions in the banking sector‟, women employees experienced more discomfort compared to male counterparts in banking sector The psychological distress physical discomforts such as headache, eyestrain along with fatigue was observed in Women employees Although women employees working in public and private sector banks make themselves qualified with CAIIB and other officer Cadre exams, they give up promotional opportunities due to fear of being dislocated from the family Women executives at the age of thirty find an imbalance in work life due to the very thought of attending toddlers, attending to the requirements of new born creates a sense of distraction which may have an impact on the productivity of the female executives Women while performing different roles according to the positions occupies namely accountant, Forex officer, and Assistant branch manager tend not to leave the banks without tallying the daily formalities Hence, the Work Life harmony becomes a dream for women employees across banks Besides the women executives may need to move across banks to attend official meetings or any mode of assignments which keeps them away from their family Research confirms that majority of women are working 40-45 hrs per week and most of them are unable to achieve Work Life Balance Women employees not only strive to manage the routine family commitments on one hand but even the day-to-day assigned official tasks on the other which disrupt Work Life Harmony http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 235 editor@iaeme.com To Study the Work life Balance among Working Women, Post Maternity in Banking Sector PERSPECTIVES OF WOMEN TOWARDS BANKING SECTOR In our hustling lives, we will in general overlook that probably the most significant grown-ups in our lives were our educators when we were growing up It very well may be far from being obviously true whether there is a lady behind an effective man, yet it is unquestionable that there are some extraordinary instructors behind each fruitful man and lady In learning one can educate, and in training you learn I discover instructing as perhaps the best calling due to following reasons: It is establishing and lowering calling which offers you a possibility of ceaselessly showing signs of improvement It has its high points and low points yet overall it's satisfying when you help youngsters to leave school with better than average evaluations and realize they have a future The children's energies; their curiosity makes rouses showing them and pushing them harder What's more, once in a while these Kids are genuine enjoyment It extends employment opportunity security Indeed, even in the midst of monetary battle when different businesses cut back, instructors will consistently be required According to my experience, what I have found in individuals is they need income without work and easy secure life In short Government occupations resemble secure life line Numerous administration employments convey with them appealing work and occasion plans First of all, you'll get all legislature and open occasions off, which probably won't be the situation if you somehow managed to work in the private area Working in government additionally frequently expects you to be a piece of an association, which can have a couple of disadvantages, in any case encourages you arrange a reasonable pay and takes care of your interests Government occupations has most elevated security there is no possibility that they will free there employments except if they got and demonstrated that they are not qualified for carrying out that responsibility Government employments has secure advancements, it is extremely unlikely that you should be master for getting advancement or some other aptitudes In the event that you have finished some pre-dated course of events in a position, without a doubt you will be advanced on the off chance that you are administration representative of course individuals we consider you to be large chief Individuals will run to and fro to stand out enough to be noticed to ensure their work is finished In the event that you are an administration worker there is a planned of getting top of the line proposition to be engaged too As being Indian, I see marriage is viewed as amalgamation of two families get profits by one another So each other attempt to get best of one another On the off chance that you are an administration representative there is no doubt you resemble hot cake 6.1 Need In India of the all out 30 percent individuals who are lower than neediness line, 70 percent are ladies Ladies' neediness in India is acceptably identified with the nonattendance of monetary chances and independence, absence of access to financial assets including credit, land proprietorship and legacy, absence of access to instruction and support administrations and their negligible support in the basic leadership process The circumstance of ladies on monetary front is no better men despite everything appreciate a bigger portion of the cake In this manner poverty remains at the base of sexual orientation separation in our man centric culture and this monetary reliance on the male partner is itself a reason for sex uniqueness 6.2 Absence of Employment Facilities Females are not ready to determine the disagreement between new economic and old built-up jobs In both provincial and urban India, ladies invest a huge extent of energy in unpaid home supporting work Ladies are not ready to react to new chances and move to new occupations in light of the fact that their versatility will in general be low due to intra-house hold allotment of duties Rights and commitments inside a house hold are not disseminated equitably Male http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 236 editor@iaeme.com Mandeep Kaur and Dr C Venkateswaran responsibility for and regular division of work decrease impetuses for ladies to attempt new exercises What's more youngster bearing has clear ramifications for work power interest by ladies Time spent in bearing and rising of youngsters frequently brings about de-Skilling, end of long haul work contacts Hence ladies are not having the option to be financially independent because of joblessness and their monetary reliance on the male partner is itself a reason for sexual orientation difference 6.3 Social Customs, Beliefs and Practices Women are not liberated from social traditions, convictions and practices The predictable concept about joint family framework limits ladies' jobs generally to the residential circle, allotting them to a subordinate status, authority and force contrasted with men Men are seen as the significant suppliers and defenders of a family while ladies are seen as assuming just a steady job, taking care of the hearth Young men and young ladies are as needs be useless for various grown-up jobs, status and authority In Indian culture since early periods, men have ruled ladies as a gathering and their status has been low in the family and society The preference for children and disgrace towards girl is mind boggling wonder that despite everything endures in numerous spots Children particularly in the business networks are viewed as monetary, political and ceremonial resources where as little girls are viewed as liabilities Consequently hostile to female social tendency is the primary driver of sex difference in our general public 6.4 Social Altitude In unkindness of the fact that numerous social activists and reformers conveyed their campaign against all social chances to reestablish respect and poise to ladies, attitudinal variations despite everything chase our provincial masses In spite of expressed social improvement and innovative progression, ladies in our general public despite everything keep on being sufferers of misuse, superstition, absence of education and social monstrosities The social shame that ladies are servants and ought to be kept to the four dividers of the house is maybe a suitable motivation of sex difference They ought not to speak loudly in regards to their fortune for the glory of the family In male centric culture a great deal of weight age is given to men 6.5 Absence of Awareness of Women The greater parts of the females are uneducated of their fundamental rights and capacities They even don't have the understanding about how the financial and political powers influence them They acknowledge a wide range of prejudicial practices that continue in our family and society to a great extent because of their numbness and ignorance If women get equivalent open doors like men, they can work in each field like men Today on the off chance that she lingers behind a bit, it isn't her deficiency however the issue of conventions which have stifled them for quite a long time , attributable to this, her own considerations like additionally stay nearby just familial life and her closest condition likewise doesn't give great conditions to her commitment in the outside work So as to change the circumstance alongside monetary development social advancement is likewise enormously required Thus the need of great importance is to viably battle sexual orientation uniqueness as to advance sex balance by adequately enabling the ladies http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 237 editor@iaeme.com To Study the Work life Balance among Working Women, Post Maternity in Banking Sector FACTORS CONTRIBUTING IN INCREASING GENDER DISCRIMINATION While there are numerous components that clarify sex differentials in mortality and horribleness, a key determinant is sex imbalance Sex imbalances show in various manners, for example, inconsistent access to assets, force, instruction and oppressive socio-social practices 7.1 Home Related Factors Time required for family unit errands and thinking about the family is one of the most significant factors in the contention originating from the family circle, particularly in families with kids Along these lines, the double pay couples with kids will in general have a more noteworthy number of contentions between the accomplices and a more significant level of worry than their partners without youngsters Starting here of view, the sexual orientation jobs model expect that the idea of the job requests varies in men and women This time is spent on exercises, for example, thinking about kids or relatives or family unit tasks So despite the fact that ladies have started to emphatically frame some portion of the work power and to invest more energy with their kids dealing with them, they neither expect a reduction in their pay as much as ladies accomplish for work interferences because of family issues nor remain at home to deal with their youngsters Most men despite everything keep up full contribution in their work in light of the fact that their female couple accepts the accountability for caring their kids In this way, we can reason that ladies will endure more by the impedance of the family at work, in light of the fact that their more prominent contribution in the family will can subtract them time, quality and devotion to their work; notwithstanding, men will endure more by the obstruction of work in the family Actually, a high ramifications in the family circle has been demonstrated connected to a higher family-to-work impedance just in ladies Moreover, men don't feel a commitment when they are associated with the home as ladies do, as they see it more as a leisure activity or a free decision Likewise, those house errands that keep the home each day (shopping, cooking, washing dishes, washing garments, and cleaning the house) are viewed as female; while those thought about male or unbiased assignments don't include day by day commitment Some social translation contend that ladies are progressively engaged with house errands and would prefer not to completely share as a result of the conviction this is fundamental to their sex character and a wellspring of intensity in the family, while spouses, whose sexual orientation personality has generally been set apart by paid work, would not question less family unit tasks than their wives As spouses are not accessible for family unit tasks, wives endure over-burden by family errands and passionate requests identified with youngsters providing care, which will build still more ladies stress and family to work impedance 7.2 Socio-Cultural Factors Based on previously mentioned proof of position of ladies in Indian history it very well may be said that the central rule of Hindu social association is a shut structure to safeguard land, ladies and custom virtue inside it A bunch of Brahmans (all the more explicitly, the religious class) has forced different traditions and customs which discusses inclination for a male kid and prevalence of male in our family and society The principle strict explanation behind child inclination is situated in the Hindu belief, progressively pervasive among India‟s higher ranks The traditions of youngster marriage and gauna were restricted so as to build the cutoff of eligible age This will thusly give them chance to benefit instruction and work which will contribute in making them free and ladies won't be viewed as a burden A culture fortifies the sexual orientation job and way of life of spouse and wives Today, we watch changes in ladies http://www.iaeme.com/IJM/index.asp 238 editor@iaeme.com Mandeep Kaur and Dr C Venkateswaran requests and needs in the public arena which they are expected to understand their lost right, and accomplish the sex correspondence The present research has been done to contemplate socio-social components influencing the sex disparity, and variable, including majority rules system philosophy, sexual orientation stereotype convictions and sex socialization have been researched Woman, as a sex class, implies organic being whose body make-up and traits are not quite the same as that of a man As far as a sex classification, a lady is a social being that, from social and social perspective, is relied upon to carry on in a specific way which makes them look sub-par compared to men 7.3 Religious Factors The status of Indian ladies in the public arena is different around the world Among numerous significant characteristics related with the separation of sex imbalance is religion, which itself must be viewed as a liquid idea with translations and practices 'implanted' and along these lines shifting as for social and chronicled relations Conceding the intricacy of the issues, some strict standards and customs can add to the development of sexual orientation imbalances and to subordinate the job of ladies in society Gender inequality1 has a place among the most predominant types of social disparity and exists everywhere throughout the world, with various impacts in various areas These distinctions are fundamentally because of social heritages, authentic improvement, geographic area, and, to wrap things up, the strict standards which overcome in the community field 7.4 Economic Factors The sexual orientation pay gap is a metric that reveals to us the distinction in pay among ladies 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