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7) Conclusion

 


Conclusion

In conclusion, job dissatisfaction is a very serious problem that faced by the employees and it directly caused to the company. The company must be take action to rectify this kind of problem, because employees are the main power working for the company, if they feel unsatisfied with the company, they will leave the company or no mood to work. Therefore, the company must find out the remedies to rectify the dissatisfaction faced by the employees.

In other wise, Employee satisfaction is the terminology used to describe whether employees are happy and comfortable and accomplishing their desires and needs at work. Employee satisfaction can also be based on the effect of an individual’s experience of work, or the quality of their working life.

Employee satisfaction can be well understood in terms of its connection with some key factors such as well- being, stress at work, control at work, working condition etc. employee satisfaction is based on how the organization treats them, effective employee satisfaction for individuals reflects from the emotional feeling they have about their job.

High job satisfaction effectively leads to the improved organizational productivity, decreased employee turnover, and reduced job stress in modern organizations. Job satisfaction leads to a positive ambience at the workplace and is essential to ensure the higher revenues for the organization.


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  1. Excellent article Hasitha.A happy working environment makes the employee happy. We spend most of our time in the working environment. Therefore a good working environment helps employees to keep stress low and lifestyle. It directly benefits organizational goals & targets

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    1. Thank You Tharindu , I’m fully agree with your comment. Most of time we all are in our working place and it’s so much important to maintain happy and comfortable environment in the working place. If employees are satisfied with their working environment they will deliver the organization goals and targets without a doubt.

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  2. This article is a good one and the topic is relevant for a most banks a high level of job satisfaction reflects a highly favorable organizational climate that attracts and retains better workers.

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    1. Thank You Sushini, Yes as you said high level of job satisfaction reflects a highly favorable organizational climate with different level. Ultimately it will helps to the Banks full fill their Goals and Targets .Each and every single employee wish to work in satisfied manner and Bank management must have to identify the important of the above.

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  3. Dear Hasitha,
    This is a good collection of articles.
    Improving employee job satisfaction brings along additional benefits such as a direct impact on increase customers' satisfaction (This is key success factor in banking field) and employees' work performance.
    Satisfied employees tend to add extra effort to job performance then work harder and better. As you mentioned, High job satisfaction effectively leads to the improved organizational productivity, decreased employee turnover and reduced job stress in modern organizations. Job satisfaction leads to a positive ambience at the workplace and is essential to ensure the higher revenues for the organization also.

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    1. Thank You Bhagya, you mentioned here all the importance of Job Satisfaction in simply. Totally agree with you. Satisfied employees tend to add extra effort to their performance and banks will get the full benefit from the above. Productivity goes high final profits will climb ultimately employees are satisfied.

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  4. Yes,
    Job satisfaction leads to the improve organizational profitability and productivity.

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    1. Yeah Fathima satisfied employees will deliver the mention factors with significant numbers and bank management have to understand the importance of the said topic.

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    1. You are right Apeksha. When employees got more opportunities around their job and they have a clear career path employees are working towards the betterment of the organization.

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