1) The document is a project report submitted for a Master's degree that examines work-life balance among working women. 2) It aims to study the issues of work-life balance among female employees, the effect of work pressure on personal and professional life, and various factors responsible for balancing work and home life. 3) The research uses primary data collected from questionnaires and secondary data from sources like textbooks, journals, and the internet. It uses a qualitative approach and examines a sample of 80 women employees in Gorakhpur, India.

1. SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR THE
AWARD OF DEGREE OF
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SESSION (2018-2020)
Under the guidance of-
Dr. Bharti Shukla
(Assistance professor)
HMS,MMUT
Submitted by-
Jigyasa Singh
2018213021
A PROJECT REPORT

2. WORK LIFE BALANCE
AMONGWORKING
WOMEN

3. • To study the issues of work life balance among the women employees.
• To study the effect of work pressure on female employees personal and professional life.
• To study the various factors responsible for work and home life balance,
Objective of the research

4. Primary & Secondary methods will be used for the collection of data.
Primary data-
The data are collected from the (respondents) by administrating a structured questionnaire.
Secondary data-
Text books, Reference books, journals, Internet will be used.
Sample Size
A sample size of 80 respondents.
Sampling
Convenient sampling
Sampling area
The area for the research is based on the data collected from the women employees of Gorakhpur.
Research Approach-
Qualitative approach is used for data calculation.
RESERCH METHODOLOGY

5. Working hour per day classification shows that all the respondents work more than 40 hours per
week. Thus, it can interpreted women employees in Gorakhpur work more than 40 hour per
week.

6. 50, 50%
33, 33%
10, 10%
7, 7%
21-30
30-45
45-55
Above 55
Interpretation-
In the sample of 80 women employees, 50% belong to the age group 21-30 years, 33%
are a age group of 30-45 years age group, 10% are 45-55 years and 7% are above 55 years
of age. 80% respondents are working in a government sector where the work load is
comparatively less exception are banks. 15% belongs to private sector and rest 5% works
on temporary basis.
2.Age distribution of Respondent

7. In Gorakhpur, the marriage is considered to be very important for the women before the age
of 26 because of family pressure. 50% women are in stress because of their family
expectation and not able to get support from them. 21.4% women are feeling less stress
because they are not aware with digitalization and modern facilities available. 21.4% have no
stress because of work flexibility, family support and their easily adaptable nature.

8. In Gorakhpur, the marriage is considered to be very important for the women before the age of 26
because of family pressure. 50% women are in stress because of their family expectation and not able to
get support from them. 21.4% women are feeling less stress because they are not aware with
digitalization and modern facilities available. 21.4% have no stress because of work flexibility, family
support and their easily adaptable nature.

9. 50% respondents motivated towards the job because of the financial independence. Gorakhpur is a middle class
of city of India. It testifies the fact that women do take up works in order to acquire a social status and the get
purchasing power. 28.6% women are motivated towards their work because of their personal satisfaction. They
feel confident and active in a society. 14.3% women motivated towards their job because of constructive
utilization of time. They find power and superiority complex in the society.
28.6
50
7.1
14.3
Personal Satisfaction
Financial Independence
Support from Family
Constructive Utilization of Time
motivation for the job

10. The chart distribution shows that 58% women employees are satisfied spending quality time with your
family,35.7% respondents’ significance Factor is promotion and 7.1% respondents motivated because of
salary.

11. 50
28.6
21.4
0
Less Than 8 hours 8-10 hours
10-12 hours more than 12
Interpretation-
The women are working for almost 8-10 hours a day at office and worried about this fact that men
could stay late and get the opportunity to socialize which helps in a promotion and cracking the deal.
Often married women feel that promotions are slow and rewards on job as comparatively not aligned
with their hard-work. Socializing and networking are important aspects of professional life and help in
further success of a career.
. Time constraint

12. FINDINGS
 In any organisation the working schedule is hectic; every women employee has to work more than 40
hours per week.
 Mostly women employees have educational qualification, this shows that women employees unstability
in position ,work pressure and uncertainty of work affect the work performances and imbalance the work
and life of the female employees,
 Because of busy schedule in work place , most of the women employees face the problem to manage the
work – life balance.
 The significant factor for happiness for most of the female employees is spending quality time with
family.
 The major factor for work life balance issue among female employees is long working hours, social
disconnect, lack of quality time for family & recognition at job.