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Employee and human resource (HR) perspectives inform this recent survey on the factors important to employees when assessing their overall job satisfaction. More than 20 indicators of job satisfaction--including career-advancement opportunities, benefits, the flexibility to balance life and work, and compensation--are examined in terms of industry and staff size as well as employee age and gender. Additionally fascinating is the comparison between results of employee surveys and those of HR professionals.
This book investigates the multifaceted nature of job satisfaction by examining key indicators from both employee and human resource perspectives. It analyzes over 20 distinct factors, including career progression, benefits, work-life balance, and compensation, to understand their impact across various industries, company sizes, employee ages, and genders. The study further offers a compelling comparison between how employees and HR professionals perceive these crucial elements of workplace contentment.
This study offers a detailed look into the drivers of job satisfaction, providing valuable insights for both employees and HR professionals. The comparative analysis between employee and HR perspectives is particularly noteworthy, highlighting potential discrepancies in understanding what truly contributes to a positive work environment. The comprehensive examination of various satisfaction indicators across different demographic and organizational contexts makes this a thorough resource for anyone interested in workplace dynamics.
Page Count:
57
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Society for Human Resource Management
ISBN-10:
1586440829
ISBN-13:
9781586440824
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