Quantitative analysis shows workload harms well-being in Gen Z female employees, highlighting compassion and work-life balance benefits.
Analyzing the effects of workload, work-life balance, and compassion on the wellbeing of female Generation Z workers in a shoe factory is the goal of this study. This study's backdrop includes the high physical and emotional pressures Gen Z female employees confront, as well as the need for emotional support and work-life balance. Several linear regression analyses were employed in a quantitative manner. SPSS 25 was used to process the data once it was gathered via surveys. The findings demonstrated that workload significantly impacted employee well-being negatively, while compassion and work-life balance significantly improved it. These results demonstrate the significance of cultivating a compassionate and encouraging workplace culture in order to sustainably enhance employee well-being.
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