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Shifting to the new normal: Understanding corporate bank employee perspectives on flexible work arrangements and their influence on organizational effectiveness
This study examines the nuanced experiences of corporate bank employees with Flexible Work Arrangements (FWAs) and their impact on organizational effectiveness. The study employs the Work-Life Border Theory and the Job Demands-Resources Model to understand further and analyze employees’ experiences
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