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    A Good Job There is a widespread concern over the characteristics of a good job. Different people hold different views according to their own backgrounds. Some people assert that many good jobs will disappear as a result of more and more unemployment. Some people believe that a good job can provide workers with benefits like high salary and welfare. From my perspective‚ a good job can provide us with a sense of satisfaction‚ as well as job security and bring much welfare for us. In the paper

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    from Job Insecurity? By: Kathryn anne taylor “All in all‚ researchers have generally regarded job insecurity as ‘an overall concern about the continued existence of the job in the future.’” The negative job- and health-related implications job insecurity has on your organization With the increased effort of organizations to remain competitive while also reducing costs‚ downsizing the employee pool has been a recurring theme in corporate enterprise. As a consequence‚ feelings of job insecurity

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    Some job surveys indicate that older workers are more satisfied with their jobs than younger workers. The higher job satisfaction among older employees may be due to the perks that come with maintaining a long career‚ including higher salaries‚ better benefits and success in the workplace. Conference Board Survey A 2010 survey of 2‚900 people commissioned by the Conference Board research firm indicates that all Americans are increasingly unhappy with their jobs no matter their age. However‚ "Washington

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    JOB DESIGN Abstract Our study aims to investigate the current ways in which people who are using flexible work arrangements make changes to their jobs beyond timing and location. Our main aim is to integrate existing job design theory with advances in our understanding of work motivation‚ thereby increasing its usefulness for addressing Contemporary issues. In particular‚ we argue that the concept of motivation within work

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    Organization Conduct Job Redesign? Organizations today are depending more on their human resources. They will be at risk if failing to have a proper match between work and employee capabilities as well as employee’s expectation. If organizations can provide satisfying work‚ then they are more likely to have happy and highly motivated employees. That is why it is so important to design work so that people’s jobs are as satisfying as possible. However‚ some organizations still view job design and redesign

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    Informing Science: the International Journal of an Emerging Transdiscipline Volume 11‚ 2008 Framework of Problem-Based Research: A Guide for Novice Researchers on the Development of a Research-Worthy Problem Timothy J. Ellis and Yair Levy Nova Southeastern University Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Fort Lauderdale‚ Florida‚ USA ellist@nova.edu‚ levyy@nova.edu Abstract This paper introduces the importance of a well-articulated‚ research-worthy problem statement

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    Employee Satisfaction Template 1. How meaningful is your work? How meaningful is your work?  Extremely meaningfulVery meaningfulModerately meaningfulSlightly meaningfulNot at all meaningful | 2. How challenging is your job? How challenging is your job?  Extremely challengingVery challengingModerately challengingSlightly challengingNot at all challenging | 3. In a typical week‚ how often do you feel stressed at work? In a typical week‚ how often do you feel stressed at work?  Extremely oftenVery

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    THE EFFECTS OF FOOD QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SERVICE IN CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION IN RESTAURANT SETTING I. INTRODUCTION I.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Basically Filipinos are food lovers. Eating is a necessity for all people. Eating together at home with loved ones or relative has been the tradition of Filipinos as derived from the Filipino culture. But why do people still love to eat out in a restaurant? If people eat out it is usually based on the food offered‚ the ambiance offered and the

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    John Calvin writes about what he believes on the satisfaction theory in his book the Institutes of the Christian Religion. He discusses this topic in chapter sixteen which focuses on Christ’s life and death. Calvin argues that God needs satisfying when it comes to his righteousness‚ wrath‚ and love and Jesus is the one who satisfies this for God. The satisfaction theory is where Jesus Christ went through suffering which ended with the crucifixion in order to substitute for the human sin but also

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    including heart attack‚ ulcers and stroke. It is also considered to be a contributing factor to low back pain and repetitive stress injuries. The World Health Organization (2001) predicts that by 2020‚ mental illness will be the second leading cause of disability worldwide‚ after heart disease. The International Labour Organization ((ILO)‚ 2000) says mental illness affects more human lives and gives rise to a greater waste of human resources than all other forms of disability. Mental disorders

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