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Job satisfaction and preference drift
Economics Letters, 1999Most empirical studies do not find that higher wages lead to more job satisfaction. In this paper we argue that the insignificant effect of wages on job satisfaction is due to preference drift. We adapt the standard ordered response model to allow for preference shifts.
Wim Groot +3 more
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Job satisfaction of older workers
International Journal of Manpower, 1999Using data for The Netherlands, this paper analyzes the relation between allocation, wages and job satisfaction. Five conclusions emerge from the empirical analysis: satisfaction with the job content is the main factor explaining overall job satisfaction; the effects of individual and job characteristics on job satisfaction differ by the aspect of the ...
Groot, W.J.N., Maassen van den Brink, H.
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Job satisfaction and job survival.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1955Robert C. Nuckols, Joseph Weitz
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Job Satisfaction as a Function of Job Level
Administration and Policy in Mental Health, 2005Keith R. Aronson +3 more
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Occupational Health Nursing, 1981