Business Faculty in Canadian Universities: Importance and Satisfaction Related to Job Characteristics.

Hurka, Slavek J.

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Business Faculty in Canadian Universities: Importance and Satisfaction Related to Job Characteristics.

Hurka, Slavek J.

Canadian Journal of Higher Education, v8 n3 p67-76 1978

The relationship between the importance and satisfaction of various job characteristics as perceived by 322 business faculty members teaching in 15 Canadian universities is examined. The findings suggest that those aspects that the respondents felt to be most important were also those with which they were the least satisfied. (Author/JMD)

Descriptors: Business Administration, College Faculty, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Job Satisfaction, Literature Reviews, Statistical Data, Teacher Attitudes, Universities, Work Attitudes, Work Environment

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