Baah and Amoako (2011) described that the motivational factors (the nature of work, the sense of achievement
from their work, the recognition, the responsibility that is granted to them, and opportunities for personal growth and
advancement) helps employees to find their worth with respect to value given to them by organization. Further, this
can increase motivational level of employees which will ultimately raise internal happiness of employees and that
the internal happiness will cause satisfaction. Hygeine factor can only cause external happiness but they are not
powerful enough to convert dissatisfaction into satisfaction but still its presence is too much important. According to
them the Herzberg Two Factor Theory, both Hygiene and Motivation factors are linked with each other, as Hygiene
factors move employee from Job dissatisfaction to No Job dissatisfaction, whereas motivation factors moves
employees from no job dissatisfaction to job satisfaction (Herzberg et al., 1959).
Sell and Cleal (2011) developed a model on job satisfaction by integrating economic variables and work
environment variables to study the reaction of employees in hazardous work environment with high monetary
benefits and non-hazardous work environment and low monetary benefits. The study showed that different
psychosocial and work environment variables like work place, social support has direct impact on job satisfaction
and that increase in rewards does not improve the dissatisfaction level among employees.