Studies find high job satisfaction

Published September 3, 2007 12:00am ET



The majority of employees are generally satisfied with their jobs, according to a new study, with 61 percent of salaried and hourly workers nationwide rating their contentment level between eight to 10 on a scale of one to 10. This study, in addition to two other recent studies, also indicates that the culture of the workplace is more important to employees than their salary level.

The first poll, conducted by IPSOS Public Research for hourly job listing Web site SnagAJob.com, also asked workers what they liked the most about their jobs. Twenty-seven percent ranked client interaction as the thing they most enjoyed about their jobs, while 26 percent said their co-workers and 20 indicated pay.

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