An organisation provides both skill and health facilities to employees to improve productivity. Which objective is primary and what is its organisational benefit?

Correct answer: Personal objective and productivity benefit

Direct answer: A, personal objective and productivity benefit. Skill training and health facilities directly concern employees, so they are part of personal or employee objectives. The question also asks for the organisational benefit. Step by step: training improves knowledge and work ability; health facilities support employee well-being and attendance; healthier, more capable employees can work better; productivity rises; the organisation may obtain better output and efficiency. Option A correctly states both the primary objective and its benefit. Option B is wrong because employee facilities are not a social objective in the sense given, and tax evasion is illegal and unrelated. Option C is wrong because the main objective is not growth, and employee fear is not a desirable benefit. Option D is wrong because life protection and wrong information do not describe skill and health support. Remember: employee welfare may create organisational gains through motivation, health and productivity.