Occupational Stress and Work-Life Balance among Jurisdiction Professionals: A PLS-SEM Approach

Jurisdiction professionals are working under huge stress impacting their health and personal life. This empirical investigation attempts to identify the occupational stress of jurisdictional professionals and its impact on their work-life balance. Using snowball sampling, a sample of 130 jurisdictions professionals from National Capital Region (NCR), India, has been taken. PLS-SEM has been used for analyzing the data collected using a questionnaire. Based on the literature review, four occupational stress have been taken for this investigation: job demand-based stress, earning-based stress, time-based stress and personal competency-based stress. The study's findings showed that job-demand-based stress, time -based stress and personal competency-based stress significantly create work-balance issues among jurisdictional professionals, while earning -based stress did not significantly impact work-life balance issues. The finding of the study shows theoretical and practical implications.