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Table 2 Association between global job satisfaction and facets of job satisfaction

From: Explaining global job satisfaction by facets of job satisfaction: the Japanese civil servants study

 

All workers (N = 4286)

Administrative (N = 231)

Professional (N = 2164)

Clerical (N = 1460)

Office support (N = 431)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

OR (95% CI)

Age, years

 –34

1.00

 

1.00

 

1.00

 

 35–44

1.31

(1.02–1.68)

  

1.21

(0.86–1.70)

1.47

(0.97–2.23)

 

 45–69

1.61

(1.27–2.04)

  

1.62

(1.18–2.23)

1.82

(1.17–2.81)

 

Work hours

1.12

(1.01–1.24)

1.34

(1.12–1.61)

Facets of job satisfaction (vs. being dissatisfied)

 Interest and skill involved

7.25

(5.93–8.86)

8.20

(2.78–24.28)

7.39

(5.61–9.72)

7.52

(5.17–10.94)

7.10

(3.77–13.37)

 How abilities are used

4.37

(3.55–5.38)

15.48

(5.13–46.74)

4.27

(3.20–5.70)

4.49

(3.11–6.48)

4.09

(2.10–7.97)

 How section is run

2.48

(2.00–3.07)

2.18

(1.62–2.95)

3.06

(2.12–4.43)

3.09

(1.57–6.08)

 Physical working conditions

2.05

(1.67–2.51)

2.22

(1.68–2.93)

1.89

(1.32–2.70)

 Co-workers

3.01

(2.43–3.74)

4.23

(1.48–12.09)

2.87

(2.14–3.84)

4.19

(2.80–6.29)

2.32

(1.20–4.47)

 Work prospects

3.02

(2.42–3.76)

2.71

(2.01–3.66)

3.47

(2.35–5.13)

5.64

(2.38–13.37)

 Payment (take-home pay)

1.71

(1.39–2.09)

2.15

(1.63–2.85)

1.51

(1.06–2.11)

R 2

67.9%

64.8%

66.9%

70.7%

65.6%

  1. Multiple logistic regression models: significant variables were identified through a stepwise method
  2. Input indicators are predictor variables: sex, age, work hours, and each facet of job satisfaction
  3. OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, R2 coefficient of determination