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ABSTRACT
Empowerment of employees is the responsibility of top-level management. If empowerment
program is in the organization there we can see employees working with higher satisfaction and
to the fullest extent. The main objective of the study is to identify the level of employee
empowerment in the organization. The type of research is descriptive research and census survey
had been done. The researcher has applied statistical tools such as Chi-square, Rank summation,
Correlation analysis and Weighted average for the data analysis. The survey has highlighted both
positive and negative points about empowerment as a major development process. Employees
through the study opined to improve employee innovation and creativity, organization culture
and climate plays vital role so it as to be improved.
INTRODUCTION:
There's a basic philosophy here that by empowering...workers you'll make their jobs far more
interesting, and they'll be able to work at a higher level than they would have without all that
information just a few clicks away.
- Bill Gates, Co-Founder & Chairman, Microsoft Corporation
The success of any organization depends on the availability of committed human resources.
Employees with intrinsic motivation perform in a better way than with extrinsic motivation. Now
a days due to the change in the philosophy of employers views towards their employees, they
were treated as important variables in the success of the organization. Here we have to remember
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the famous saying, Satisfied employee is a production employee. Every organization is trying
to the best of its efforts to keep the level of satisfaction of employees at a higher degree. Besides
providing satisfaction an advanced concept in the current day human resource management
discipline to increase the commitment, dedication, morale, belongingness, positive attitude
towards organization, creativity and innovative in the task performance and acceptance to any
kind of change is Empowerment.
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DATA ANALYSIS:
AIM: To find out the relationship between the various Department and superior encouragement.
HYPOTHESIS
Null Hypothesis Ho: There is no significant relationship between Department and
encouragement.
Alternative Hypothesis HA: There is significant relationship between satisfaction level and
Gender.
SUPERIOR ENCOURAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT Total
Always Often Sometimes Rare Never
HR 0 3 0 0 0 3
Development 6 12 3 0 0 21
Financial 0 3 3 0 0 6
Marketing 0 0 3 3 0 6
Implementation 6 12 6 0 0 24
TOTAL 12 30 15 3 0 60
SUPERIOR ENCOURAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT TOTAL
Always Often Sometimes Rare Never
HR 2.6 1.5 0.75 0.15 0 3
Development 4.2 10.5 5.25 1.05 0 21
Financial 1.2 3 1.5 0.3 0 6
Marketing 1.2 30 15 3 0 6
Implementation 4.8 12 6 1.2 0 24
TOTAL 12 30 15 3 0 60
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INFERENCE:
Since the calculated value is less than the Tabulated Value therefore Null Hypothesis is
accepted. There is no significant relationship between department and superior encouragement.
2. Comparing the variance of the Job satisfaction and Age of the employees.
AIM: To find out the relationship between the job satisfaction and age.
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HYPOTHESIS
Null Hypothesis Ho: There is no significant relationship between job satisfaction and age.
Alternative Hypothesis HA: There is significant relationship between job satisfaction and age.
JOB SATISFACTION
AGE Highly Highly Total
Satisfied Neutral Dissatisfied
satisfied dissatisfied
20-30 4.5 3.6 9 0.9 0 18
31-40 6 4.8 12 1.2 0 24
41-50 3 2.4 6 0.6 0 12
Above 51 1.5 1.2 3 0.3 0 6
Total 15 12 30 3 0 60
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INFERENCE
Since the calculated value is less than the Tabulated Value therefore Null Hypothesis is
accepted. There is no significant relationship between job satisfaction level and age.
RANK SUMMATION
AIM
To find out which one possess 1st to 5th rank among the empowerment factors
CALCULATION
Each cell value * respective rank
PARTICULARS RANK
COMMITMENT 1
DEDICATION 2
INVOLVEMENT 3
MORALE 4
POSITIVE ATTITUDE 5
INFERRENCE
From the employees point of view commitment posses 1st rank, dedication possess 2nd rank,
involvement posses 3rd rank, morale posses 4th rank, positive attitude posses 5th rank.
RANK SUMMATION
AIM
To find out which one possess 1st to 5th rank for the success of an employee
CALCULATION
Each cell value * respective rank
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INFERRENCE
From the employees point of view project manager posses 1st rank, commitment possess 2nd
rank, project posses 3rd rank, organization posses 4th rank, team leader posses 5th rank.
CORRELATION ANALYSIS
Correlation analysis between empowerment to take decision and superior encouragement in
solving work related problems.
AIM
To find out the existence of correlation between the employee empowerment and superior
encouragement to solve the work related problems.
CALCULATION
The coefficient of the correlation is given by r = dxdy/dx2*dy2
where dx = x-x dy = y-y x = x/n y = y/n
TABLE OF PARTICULARS
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CALCULATION
INFERENCE
It is inferred that positive correlation exists between the employee empowerment and the
encouragement from superiors to solve the problem.
WEIGHTED AVERAGE
Weighted average among organizational culture, organizational climate, employee creativity and
innovation among empowerment factors.
AIM
To justify which criteria weighted more among employee empowerment factors like
organizational culture, organizational climate, employee creativity, and employee innovation.
CALCULATION
W = Weight W1, W2, W3..Wn Wn = highest weight
Each cell is multiplied by their respective weight
R1 Average = R1/ (W) R2 Average = R3/ (W) Rn Average = Rn/ (W)
And largest average is considered as more weighted than other factors
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Particulars
Particulars W5 W4 W3 W2 W1 Total
Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree
Role of Culture 150 72 36 0 0 258
Role of climate 75 120 9 24 0 228
Role of creativity 180 72 9 6 0 267
Role of innovation 195 72 0 6 0 273
(W) = 15
INFERENCE
Role of innovation is important (18.2) among the factors of empowerment. It is found from the
weighted average method. This is also to be note that the difference between each factor is less.
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DISCUSSIONS :
The researcher through their research findings, identified few problems in the employee
empowerment practices followed in Valgen Business Solutions Pvt. Ltd and given following
recommendations to the company.
1. Organization may encourage the employees to initiate themselves to solve the problem.
2. All the employees may be encouraged to solve work related issues after giving proper
training.
3. Researcher suggested improving the competency and interest to empower the employees.
4. To get better result organization may recognize employees creativity and innovation.
5. Researcher suggested that to improve empowerment among employees organization
culture and climate may improve.
6. Researcher recommended to implement management practices such a way it may not
affect employee empowerment.
7. Designing jobs in such a way that they encompass some aspects like skill variety,
autonomy, feedback etc. This will make the job more interesting for the job holder.
8. Helping employees to achieve mastery over the job by providing proper training,
coaching and counseling.
9. Allowing more control by giving employees discretion in performing the job and making
them accountable for results.
CONCLUSION:
Every organization needs to have empowered people to perform the activities that have to be
done. There exists a favorable opinion in the field of study with regard to the existence of
empowerment program is concerned. The survey has highlighted both positive and negative
points about empowerment as a major development process. Employees in the field of study are
opinioned to improve employee innovation and creativity, organization culture and climate plays
vital role so it as to be improved. The satisfaction level of employees is fair, and they are
expecting recognition for their performance. Employees best suggestions have to be rewarded
and also processed in time. Their participation in decision making process is also low and they
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are not satisfied with the decisions taken in their work related issues. Their superiors are
encouraging and motivating them to solve their problems related to work. Problems faced by the
employees in the work place are considered as an opportunity to learn. The researcher
throughout the method of observation has come to the conclusion that level of empowerment of
the respondents in the field of study is high through the factors like creativity and innovation,
organization culture and climate.
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