Abstract:
This study aims to assess the impacts of the non-communicable diseases of bank employees on the
productivities in the selected banks in Colombo district, Sri Lanka by using mixed methods viz.
qualitative and quantitative methods. The data have been collected by using well-structured
questionnaire during the period in 2017. The tools used in this study so as to achieve the objective of
this study are descriptive statistics and regression models. As per the descriptive statistics, the
nature of the non-communicable diseases among the employees of the banks has been identified
elaborately. According to the analysis of the regression model 01 and model 02, the productivity is
found as the dependent variable and in the regression models 01 and model 02, Attitude and
Diagnosis is found as independent variables respectively. The productivity of the employee is
considered the sole dependent variable. It is found that Attitude and Diagnosis are inversely
related to productivity at a considerable significant level. It is concluded that Diagnosis is
the most influencing factor on the impact of the productivity of the employees.
