Exploring organizational empowerment in Indian context
R. Venkatapathy, Valarrmathi
Abstract
R. Venkatapathy, Valarrmathi
Abstract
Organizational Empowerment has been identified as the significant variable that is contributing to work performance and superior productivity. Organizational empowerment, a motivational construct is a process of enabling of organizational members through the identifications of the dynamic structure, workplace decisions and the flow of information sharing. The purpose of this study is to explore the organizational empowerment dimensions in Indian Context. Reliability co-efficient of the instrument is determined. A total of 77 respondents was selected for this study. The respondents were chosen from public and private sector banks in Coimbatore city. Implications and future scope of research is discussed.
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Organizational Empowerment has been identified as the significant variable that is contributing to work performance and superior productivity. Organizational empowerment, a motivational construct is a process of enabling of organizational members through the identifications of the dynamic structure, workplace decisions and the flow of information sharing. The purpose of this study is to explore the organizational empowerment dimensions in Indian Context. Reliability co-efficient of the instrument is determined. A total of 77 respondents was selected for this study. The respondents were chosen from public and private sector banks in Coimbatore city. Implications and future scope of research is discussed.
Key concepts: Empowerment, Context (archaeology), Knowledge management, Scope (computer science), Public sector, Private sector, Organizational commitment, Organizational performance