QWL is a process of work organization which enable its members at all levels to actively; participate in shaping the organizations environment, methods and outcomes. This value based process is aimed towards meeting the twin goals of enhanced effectiveness of organization and improved quality of life at work for employees QWL is a way of thinking about people, work and organizations, its distinctive elements are (i) a concern about the impact of work on people as well as on organizational effectiveness, and (ii) the idea of participation in organizational problem-solving and decision making. Quality is about behaving in a way that reflects on individuals and organization understanding of the fundamental interconnectedness of structure, process and outcome. According Lippitt, G.L. (1978) the term QWL broadly referring to the degree to which work provides an opportunity for an individual to satisfy a wide variety of personal needs to survive with some security, to interact with others, to have a sense of personal usefulness, to be recognized for achievement and to have an opportunity to improve one's skills and knowledge. Nadler, D. A.and Lawler, E.E. (1983) defined QWL as an individual's perception of and attitudes towards, his or her work and the total working environment. In simple words, QWL can be defined as an individual's evaluative reactions to satisfaction with his/her work and the total working environment. Beukema, L. Groningen et al. (1987) expressed that QWL is defined as the degree to which employees are able to shape their jobs actively, in accordance with their options, interests and needs. It is the degree of power an organization gives to its employees to design their work.
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