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There are many banks, which are operating in India and providing various services to its customers. But this study is limited only to the banks functioning in the South Tamil Nadu. Bank jobs have always remained the first preference of the youth here. So, in order to find what they think of this job afterwards, a comparative study was undertaken in the selected banks. Four banks were selected for the study. They are two private sector banks-ICICI Bank Ltd. and Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank, and two Public sector banks –State Bank of India (SBI) and Indian Bank. Objectives of the study The major objective of the present study is to compare the Quality Work Life of the bank employees working in private sector banks with that of those working in public sector banks. However, to be precise the main objectives of the study are: � To study and compare the present Quality Work Life among bank employees; and � To study whether Quality Work Life is affected by different in job levels within the Hypotheses same bank. On the basis of the mentioned objectives, the following hypotheses were developed to be tested in the present study: � There is no significant difference in the mean scores of managers of public sector and private sector banks; and � There is no significant difference in the mean scores of officers of public sector and Methodology private sector banks. Primary data were collected by personal visits to the banks under study. Today intelligence is defined as what is measured by the intelligence test. Likewise, Quality Work Life is defined as what is measured by the Quality Work Life questionnaire. Therefore, employees working in different banks at different levels were asked to fill up questionnaires. Secondary data were collected from various published and unpublished sources such as bank manuals and documents, magazines, journals and the Internet. Sample Selection
A sample is the reflection of the whole population and bears all the characteristics of the population. The current study is mostly based on the primary data, collected by questionnaire method. First of all, the total number of employees working in South Tamil Nadu was taken into consideration. An effort was made to select a representative sample. The questionnaire was distributed among 120-60 managers, and 60 managers and 60 officers. Analysis and interpretation of data Satisfaction level among Managers From the total of 60 managers selected 30were from public sector banks and 30 from private sector banks. The results relating to Quality Work Life among the managers obtained by the questionnaire analysis are presented in the Table. Satisfaction level No. of employees percentage Highly satisfied 2 3.33 Satisfied 53 88.33 Neither satisfied nor Dissatisfied 1 1.67 Dissatisfied 4 6.67 Highly Dissatisfied - - Total 60 100 The study found that 88.33% of total managers were satisfied, 3.33% were highly satisfied, 1.67% were Neither satisfied nor Dissatisfied, and 6.67% were dissatisfied. Nobody was found to be highly dissatisfied with his/her job. So, it can be safely concluded here that a majority of the managers working in South Tamil Nadu are satisfied with their jobs. Satisfaction Level among Officers From the total of 60 bank officers selected for the study, 30 were from public sector banks and 30were from private sector banks. The results relating to Quality Work Life among the officers obtained by the questionnaire analysis are presented.
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