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Job Satisfaction

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Job Satisfaction
A measure of how much a person likes his/her work. Job satisfaction encompasses a variety of tangible and intangible aspects, including pay, contentment with co-workers, and how much one likes the work itself. Some companies take various steps to improve job satisfaction in the belief that happy employees make good employees.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Introduction Job satisfaction of environmental health professionals is a scarcely studied construct but is becoming more critical as baby boomer retirements loom and professionals change jobs to more lucrative private practice (Piroanac, 1991).
Subjects with an established research history, such as occupational stress and job satisfaction, are covered, along with newly emerging areas such as work addiction and executive coaching.
Job Satisfaction Career is not just about how much you earn.
 
 
 
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