Project Abstract

Abstract
Communication plays a vital role in stress management and employee job satisfaction within organizations. Effective communication channels enhance information flow, foster collaboration, and create a positive work environment that can buffer the impact of stressors. This study aims to investigate the relationship between communication strategies, stress management, and employee job satisfaction. The research will employ a mixed-methods approach, utilizing surveys to collect quantitative data on communication styles, stress levels, and job satisfaction among employees, as well as conducting interviews to gather qualitative insights on the perceived effectiveness of communication in managing stress and promoting job satisfaction. The study hypothesizes that organizations with open, transparent communication practices will experience lower levels of stress among employees and higher job satisfaction rates. By identifying the most effective communication strategies in stress management, organizations can implement targeted interventions to improve overall employee well-being and job satisfaction. The findings from this research are expected to provide valuable insights for human resource practitioners, organizational leaders, and communication specialists on the critical role of communication in enhancing employee job satisfaction and reducing workplace stress.

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