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Potential for growth, communication channels, recognition, performance review, workload, and work/life balance are some of the most important drivers of job satisfaction for US workers. Unfortunately, the satisfaction level for these components is well below average, creating a clear area of improvement for employers. That said, 53.7 percent of workers describe themselves as satisfied overall; they’re particularly content with their commute, their workmates, the work itself, the physical environment, and their perception of their job security.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Potential for growth, communication channels, recognition, performance review, workload, and work/life balance are some of the most important drivers of job satisfaction for US workers. Unfortunately, the satisfaction level for these components is well below average, creating a clear area of improvement for employers. That said, 53.7 percent of workers describe themselves as satisfied overall; they’re particularly content with their commute, their workmates, the work itself, the physical environment, and their perception of their job security.
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April 23, 2021 | Research Report
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