Abstract:
The research explains how work community, career groMh, and employee well-being
affect employee engagement in banking companies in Kandy District, Sri Lanka. This
is because employee engagement is well known to be a very key factor in determining
the performance of an organization and especially when it comes to highly demanding
industries such as banking. This study also seeks to determine the degree of such three
factors, their connection with engagement, and the extent by which these factors
influence the amount of commitment and productivity present in employees. The
quantitative design was chosen, and it is supported by the positivist philosophy and
deductive methodology. The primary data consisted of a formulated and structured
questionnaire which was administered among 310 bank employees randomly picked
in the Kandy District. work community, career growth, employee well-being, and
engagement were measured with the help of the five-point Likert scale questionnaire.
The SPSS 26 was used to conduct data analysis based on a univariate analysis,
bivariate (Pearson correlation), and multiple regression analyses.
The results showed that the independent variables, work community, career growth,
and employee well-being were within the high-scale range among the respondents.
The findings indicated strong positive correlations between each independent variable
and employee engagement. Regression analysis showed that career growth was found
to have the best positive influence on engagement, community, whereas employee
well-being demonstrated a weak negative beta of the combined model.
The research points out the need to implement proactive workplace cultures, provide
honest career advancement alternatives, and keep workers healthy to boost
participation. The results have important implications for banking managers and
policymakers in determining human resource policies that enhance employee
motivation and minimize turnover
Keywords: Employee engagement, work community, cureer growth, employee wellbeing,
banking sector, Kundy District.
