A Study on Employee Satisfaction and Motivation in Retail Industry of Bareilly Division
Abstract
This research paper examines the level of employee satisfaction and motivation in the retail industry of Bareilly Division. The retail sector is highly dependent on human resources, and employee satisfaction directly influences productivity and customer service. The study analyzes various factors such as salary, working conditions, incentives, and training that impact employee motivation. The findings reveal that employee satisfaction significantly affects motivation and organizational performance. Suggestions are provided to improve HR practices in the retail sector.
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