
Employee wellness programs have become an essential strategic initiative in modern organizations to enhance employee performance, engagement, and overall organizational effectiveness. In today’s competitive corporate environment, companies increasingly recognize that employee well-being directly influences productivity and job satisfaction. This study focuses on examining the impact of employee wellness programs on productivity and job satisfaction at Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd.. The research aims to analyse how physical, mental, and emotional wellness initiatives contribute to employee motivation, reduced absenteeism, improved morale, and enhanced job performance. The study also evaluates employees’ perception of existing wellness programs and their effectiveness in promoting a positive work environment. Primary data is collected through structured questionnaires distributed to employees, while secondary data is gathered from company reports, journals, and relevant literature. The research concludes that effective wellness programs positively influence job satisfaction, reduce workplace stress, and improve overall productivity, ultimately contributing to organizational growth and sustainability.
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