Gender Perception on Flexi and Virtual Time and Work Life Balance
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https://doi.org/10.51983/arme-2021.10.2.3171Keywords:
Flexi Time, Work Life Balance, Females, Males, VirtualAbstract
The research is aimed to study perception of males and females regarding Flexi time and work-lifebalance. The research is descriptive in nature and data is collected from 380 working professionals using questionnaire on google forms (including males and females). T test is used to know the empirical results. It is found that Although flexi work arrangements are important for reducing attrition rate but along with that a strong policy is also required to cope up with the challenges faced in the workplace.
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