rate of pay, not feeling valued as an employee, and poor balance between work time and personal
time. The top five factors reported in the open-ended responses
(Table 13) as causing the highest level of satisfaction were as
follows: challenging work (new problems to solve, variety of
tasks), rate of pay, good working relationship with coworkers, feeling
valued as an employee, and benefits package. It was interesting
to note that rate of pay and feeling valued as an employee made it
on both lists as either a cause of satisfaction or dissatisfaction and
may be related to the employer’s corporate philosophy or attitudes
of the owner or managers and how they interacted with the employee.
The work-related policies or initiatives that the respondents
liked or would like to have (Fig. 5) were additional training (or
cross training); flex hours (including telecommuting and 4-day
work weeks); fairness and equality (in pay, advancement opportunities,
responsibilities, and respect); and retirement plans/profit
sharing. Table 14 lists the six most commonly reported responses
that increase the employee’s desire to stay and also the six most
recorded responses that increase the employee’s desire to leave
her employer.
rate of pay, not feeling valued as an employee, and poor balance between work time and personal
time. The top five factors reported in the open-ended responses
(Table 13) as causing the highest level of satisfaction were as
follows: challenging work (new problems to solve, variety of
tasks), rate of pay, good working relationship with coworkers, feeling
valued as an employee, and benefits package. It was interesting
to note that rate of pay and feeling valued as an employee made it
on both lists as either a cause of satisfaction or dissatisfaction and
may be related to the employer’s corporate philosophy or attitudes
of the owner or managers and how they interacted with the employee.
The work-related policies or initiatives that the respondents
liked or would like to have (Fig. 5) were additional training (or
cross training); flex hours (including telecommuting and 4-day
work weeks); fairness and equality (in pay, advancement opportunities,
responsibilities, and respect); and retirement plans/profit
sharing. Table 14 lists the six most commonly reported responses
that increase the employee’s desire to stay and also the six most
recorded responses that increase the employee’s desire to leave
her employer.
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