Exploration and prioritization of enablers to organization work–family balance planning for working sole Indian mothers integrating fuzzy Delphi and AHP

Kushwaha, Jyoti; Sharma, Aman; Singh, Pankaj

doi:10.1108/ijse-05-2022-0348

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“…Subsequently, we choose 15 experts which are employed on important designations in Gwalior city of Madhya Pradesh province of India based on judgmental sampling method in WFB related areas and contact them personally for validation of WFB enablers through expert mining. In direction to validate the group judgments as group decisions can be influenced by group size, the numbers of experts selected in the present analysis are based on previous studies employing the equivalent number of experts (Kushwaha et al. , 2023).…”

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Modelling the enablers of work-family balance among working single mothers integrating expert-mining and TISM-MICMAC

Kushwaha

Singh

Sharma

2023

JOEPP

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PurposeThis study intends to recognize and prioritize the work-family balance (WFB) enablers for working sole mothers by employing total interpretive structural modelling (TISM) and “Matrice-d’impacts-croisés-multiplication-appliqués-à-un-classment” method (MICMAC).Design/methodology/approachThis paper utilizes the integrated approach in two stages. In initial stage, strategic literature review and expert mining technique have been conducted to recognize and validate WFB enablers. In subsequent stage, TISM has been applied to observe the contextual relationships among WFB enablers in the direction to construct a TISM-based structural model. Furthermore, MICMAC technique has been employed to categorize the WFB enablers based on their driver and dependence power.FindingsThis paper has identified novel 13 key enablers of WFB among working sole mothers and constructed a unique TISM-based hierarchical model. Moreover, WFB enablers have been categorized into four clusters using MICMAC analysis. In the developed TISM model, working sole mother-related WFB personal enablers are primarily at the upper level, family-related WFB enablers are in the center and work-related WFB enablers are in the lowest level.Practical implicationsThe developed framework on WFB enablers among working sole mothers can provide a resolution to difficulties faced by sole mothers in managing WFB by providing a pathway to enhance their performance by improving the organizational effectiveness through improving WFB policies.Originality/valueBased on the best of authors' awareness, this study first incorporates the TISM-MICMAC technique to recognize and prioritize the WFB enablers for working sole mothers.

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Modelling the enablers of work-family balance among working single mothers integrating expert-mining and TISM-MICMAC

Kushwaha

Singh

Sharma

2023

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“…Consequently, WFB satisfaction is considered a robust predictor of the overall quality of work-life satisfaction (Wiens et al ., 2022). WFB satisfaction is more important for sole working mothers since maintaining the WFB is more difficult for lone mothers as a sole parent (Kushwaha et al ., 2022). Moreover, work- and non-work-related factors have a significant impact on working mothers' WFB satisfaction (Berger, 2018).…”

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Predicting working sole Indian mothers' satisfaction towards work–family balance integrating the Kano model and weighted average method

Kushwaha,

Singh,

Kushwaha

2023

IJSE

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PurposeThe main impetus of the current paper is to identify and prioritize the work–family balance (WFB) satisfaction attributes specifically for working sole mothers' by deploying the Kano technique and weighted average method.Design/methodology/approachA multi-stage methodology has been used in the present analysis. Initially, the Kano method has been utilized to categorize the WFB satisfaction attributes using a three-dimensional WFB satisfaction scale. Afterward, the satisfaction coefficient technique was employed on Kano outcomes to get the WFB satisfaction and dissatisfaction index. Subsequently, the weighted average method was employed to prioritize the WFB satisfaction attributes.FindingsFindings uncovered the significance of a non-linear association between WFB attributes and employed sole mothers' WFB satisfaction. The findings revealed that one-dimensional and must-be-based WFB satisfaction attributes are responsible for sole mothers' WFB satisfaction and employing organizations must not overlook them. Additionally, the results of weighted average method-based prioritization can help organizations to focus on particular WFB satisfaction criteria according to their priority level.Research limitations/implicationsThe findings are useful for WFB policy-makers and managers to formulate a suitable WFB strategy specifically for single mothers.Social implicationsResults provide a path for employers to minimize the work–family role conflict and societal dissatisfaction that helps sole mothers to attain the desired WFB.Originality/valueThis study first employed a novel approach that incorporates the Kano application with the weighted average method in order to prioritize the WFB satisfaction attributes for lone mothers.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-02-2023-0074

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“…Digital banking slightly defer from green banking as Digital banking only focuses on easing lives by using the online facilities provided by the banks whereas green banking has made lives easier by taking care of social and environmental relations (Sharma & Jain, 2021). Green banking mainly aims to lower the costs incurred in daily operations and add value to the business, reducing risk (Kushwaha et al, 2022), resulting to improve profitability. This contemporary banking practices will eventually result in the attaining of the commercial and socio-environmental goals of the banks.…”

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Impact of Green Banking Practices on Sustainable Environmental Performance and Profitability of Private Sector Banks

Jain,

Sharma

2023

International Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable Development

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Sustainable environmental performance linked with profitability has been one of the brimming concerns in the worldwide scenario. Therefore, the current study aimed to examine the impact of green banking practices on the firm's sustainable environmental performance. Further, the impact of sustainable environmental performance on firms' profitability was also measured. A survey-based research design was employed by collecting data from Private sector bank employees of India. The data analysis was performed on the selected private bank employees collected from August 2022 to November 2022 by employing the PLS-SEM method with the help of smartPLS software. The study found a significant positive relationship between bank environmental performance and profitability. Consequently, green banking policy significantly influences the day-to-day operation and funding or investment in green projects. Specifically, the study hypothesizes that green banking practices lead to improved operational efficiency, increased funding and investment in green projects, enhanced sustainable environmental performance, and improved profitability for private sector banks. The results of this study contributed to the existing literature on green banking practices and provided insights for policymakers, bank management, and other stakeholders interested in promoting sustainable banking practices.

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Exploration and prioritization of enablers to organization work–family balance planning for working sole Indian mothers integrating fuzzy Delphi and AHP

Cited by 5 publications

References 47 publications

Modelling the enablers of work-family balance among working single mothers integrating expert-mining and TISM-MICMAC

Modelling the enablers of work-family balance among working single mothers integrating expert-mining and TISM-MICMAC

Predicting working sole Indian mothers' satisfaction towards work–family balance integrating the Kano model and weighted average method

Impact of Green Banking Practices on Sustainable Environmental Performance and Profitability of Private Sector Banks

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