Gender inequality and the gender-job satisfaction paradox in Europe

Gender Inequality and Job Quality in Europe

In this paper, I examine whether and to which degree quality of work and employment differ between men and women and how these gender differences are shaped by societal beliefs about ‘gender equality.’ Using data from the 2004 wave of the European Social Survey, I compare the jobs of men and women across a variety of measures of perceived job quality in 26 countries. Key findings are that job q...

Gender Inequality in Europe

Faculty job satisfaction across gender and discipline

It is projected that by 2014 colleges, universities, and professional schools will witness an employment growth of 34.3% (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2005). Thus, issues of faculty satisfaction, retention, and persistence will become increasingly important for university administrators and education policy makers. The need to study faculty satisfaction at universities also stems from the fact t...

the relationship between job satisfaction and efl teacher motivation in mashhad

هدف اصلی این تحقیق بررسی رابطه ی بین رضایتمندی شغلی و میزان انگیزه ی معلمان زبان در موسسات زبان مشهد بود. به این منظور، 110 معلم زبان از موسسات مختلف از قبیل کانون زبان ایران، سهروردی،معراج اندیشه و ... انتخاب شدند. از معلمان خواسته شد تا پرسشنامه های مربوط به دو فاکاتور را پر کنند. ضریب کرولاسیون ( اسمیرنوف و اسپیرمن) نشان داد که بین رضایت مندی شغلی و انگیزه ی معلمان رابطه ی مثبت و معنا داری و...

Job Satisfaction and the Gender Composition of Jobs∗

Using job satisfaction data from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth, I examine whether people who move to predominantly male jobs are fully compensated through their wages for their new jobs’ disamenities. Estimates from the ordered probit models indicate that women are satisfied with their pay in predominantly male jobs, but dislike the job amenities. In contrast, men appreciate both th...