Measuring Job Satisfaction In Surveys -
This report provides a comparative overview of how job satisfaction is measured in national working conditions
surveys, based on 16 national contributions to a questionnaire (PDF file ). It investigates conceptual and
methodological issues in the study of job satisfaction. The report then examines survey results on levels of general
or overall job satisfaction among workers, as well as identifying the relationship between specific factors relating
to work and job satisfaction. The national contributions from the following 16 countries are available (as PDF
files): Austria , Bulgaria , the Czech Republic , Denmark , Estonia , Finland , France , Germany , Hungary , Italy ,
the Netherlands , Portugal , Romania , Spain , Sweden and the United Kingdom . Jorge Cabrita and Heloisa
Perista (CESIS, Portugal) coordinated the preparation of this comparative analytical report.
Importance of job satisfaction
Investigated by several disciplines such as psychology, sociology, economics......
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