To study the difference in perceived satisfaction with various indoor environment variables in government and private sector employees

DR.GURKIRPAL SINGH

Volume : VII, Issue : VI, June - 2018

To study the difference in perceived satisfaction with various indoor environment variables in government and private sector employees

Dr. Gurkirpal Singh

Abstract :

Over the years, many organizations have been trying new designs and techniques to construct office buildings, which can increase productivity, and attract more employees. There has been much debate over whether public sector employees are more satisfied with Indoor environment variables, relative to their private sector counterparts, and how this satisfaction affects their productivity. Present study aims to study the difference in perceived satisfaction with various indoor environment variables in government and private sector employees. The total of 660 employees from various offices of Chandigarh was recruited as sample. The age range of the sample was between 25 to 60 years. Sample was divided into two group–Group 1 consisted of 476 employees working in Government offices and Group II consisted of 184 employees working in private sector. Results reveal that when Government and Non Government employees were compared on all office environment variables significant differences were found on satisfaction with Furniture and Noise. Non Government employees appear to be more satisfied with Furniture and Noise condition of their offices as compared to employees working in Government offices.