2008 · 26 citations · 7 references
Public AffairsEducational AdministrationTeacher EducationEducation PrivatizationEducational Policy ComparisonJob DesignJob SatisfactionPrivatizationPublic EducationTeacher Salary StructuresTeacher Working ConditionsJob Satisfaction MeasurementJob Satisfaction SurveySocial RankingTeacher Retirement Benefits
This study aims to determine whether differences exist between job satisfaction levels of public school teachers and of teachers who transferred to private education institutions from public schools due to retirement or resignation. If the differences exist, this study will also try to find out the causes of these differences. Quantitative Survey method has been employed in this study. The findings of the study indicated that differences do exist between job satisfaction levels of public school teachers and of teachers who transferred to private education institutions from public schools due to retirement or resignation. The main factors that cause the differences were salary, social ranking, reputation, and improvement, ability to use skills, administrator-employee affairs, and creativity.
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Deconstructing job satisfaction
Howard M. Weiss · Human Resource Management Review · 2002 · 1.4K citations