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Financial Wellness Programs For Employee Productivity At ICICI Bank

Authors:Mrs S P Naziya Khanam,G Girish

Abstract

Financial wellness programs must be implemented to increase employee productivity. These activities enhance the general well-being of employees and alleviate the tension they experience as a result of their financial circumstances. The ability of ICICI Bank employees to concentrate and perform their duties may be impeded by financial concerns, both personal and professional. By participating in structured financial wellness programs that encompass information on personal finance, retirement planning, debt management, and financial support, employees can make informed financial decisions. Individuals are more inclined to remain in their professions, experience greater engagement, and derive greater gratification from their work. Additionally, they mitigate employee attrition and absences. Employees who are financially secure are more capable of concentrating on the organization’s objectives and making substantial contributions. One of ICICI’s human capital strategies is the enhancement of employee care through the emphasis on financial well-being. This is an indispensable element of the organization’s human capital initiatives. By offering financial education and stability support, the bank can enhance the productivity of its employees. In order to confirm the success and positive impact of these endeavors, it is imperative to conduct a thorough assessment of the findings. The financial status of a company serves as both a strategic asset and a source of motivation for its employees. This underscores the significance of ICICI Bank’s financial health initiatives.

Keywords

Financial Literacy, Employee Well-being, Stress Reduction, Productivity Enhancement, Compensation Planning

Article Information

Volume: 2
Issue: 1
Published Date: 12/02/2026
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19414899
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