DETERMINANTS OF SUBJECTIVE JOB SATISFACTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CONTRASTING MANAGERS AND REGULAR EMPLOYEES
Husam Sadig
Pages: 1250-1255
Published: 10 Oct 2014
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Abstract: This paper investigates the determinants of subjective job satisfaction in Sudan based on data collected in a private business firm. The analysis distinguishes between factors affecting the satisfaction of managers and regular employees. This is done under the assumption that the derivers of satisfaction for the two categories (managers and non-managers) are different. Logistic regression model was used to investigate the determinants of subjective job satisfaction for managers and non-managers separately. The results show that predictors of job satisfaction in developing countries are similar to those in developed countries with the exception of health condition. Factors such as gender, age, experience and workload distinguish satisfaction from dissatisfaction. However, the results indicate that some of these factors (e.g. education and workload) do not affect the job satisfaction for managers.
Keywords: job satisfaction, subjective job satisfaction, logistic regression
Cite this article: Husam Sadig. DETERMINANTS OF SUBJECTIVE JOB SATISFACTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CONTRASTING MANAGERS AND REGULAR EMPLOYEES. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Economy & Business 8, 1250-1255 (2014). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000616/
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