2015
DOI: 10.5935/1414-8145.20150073
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Job satisfaction in a hospital context: an analysis according to gender

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“…Zheng et al (2017) noted that there were many inconsistencies in findings on gender disparity in job satisfaction. Some researchers reported that the overall job satisfaction of men is higher than women (Bacha et al, 2015;Chordiya et al, 2017;Fatima, Iqbal, Akhwand, Suleman, & Ibrahim, 2015;Saner & Sadikoglu, 2016;Shaheen, 2014;Singhapakdi et al, 2014). Moreover, a meta-analysis conducted by Aydin et al (2012Aydin et al ( ) involving master and doctoral theses published between 2005Aydin et al ( -2009 in Turkey shows that male workers are generally more satisfied with their job, although the effect size of this study is small.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
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“…Zheng et al (2017) noted that there were many inconsistencies in findings on gender disparity in job satisfaction. Some researchers reported that the overall job satisfaction of men is higher than women (Bacha et al, 2015;Chordiya et al, 2017;Fatima, Iqbal, Akhwand, Suleman, & Ibrahim, 2015;Saner & Sadikoglu, 2016;Shaheen, 2014;Singhapakdi et al, 2014). Moreover, a meta-analysis conducted by Aydin et al (2012Aydin et al ( ) involving master and doctoral theses published between 2005Aydin et al ( -2009 in Turkey shows that male workers are generally more satisfied with their job, although the effect size of this study is small.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…Assessing gender disparity in job satisfaction contributes to a more inclusive and socially sustainable workplace. A literature search reveals that gender differences research in job satisfaction covers many sectors such as education (Aydin, Uysal, & Sarier, 2012;Kroupis et al, 2017;Mathis, Horn, Randle, & Gaylor, 2018;Skaalvik & Skaalvik, 2017), hospitality (Kara, Uysal, & Magnini, 2012), health and pharmaceutical (Bacha, Grassiotto, Cacique, Carvasan, & Machado, 2015;Carvajal, Popovici, & Hardigan, 2018;Shaheen, 2014) and rehabilitation agencies (Zheng, Talley, Faubion, & Lankford, 2017). There were also studies conducted in multi-industry settings (Chordiya, Sabharwal, & Goodman, 2017;Mason, 1995;Vukonjanski & Terek, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…É perceptível uma diferença considerável entre as três variáveis citadas, principalmente quando analisados os números obtidos no tempo mínimo (6 meses) e máximo (33 anos) de cada variável, todavia foi considerado por alguns participantes sua primeira titulação de enfermagem, resultando em uma maior média analisada em anos. sua aparição e atuação pública da mulher na enfermagem com uma ocupação para o desenvolvimento da assistência do cuidado (3)(4)(5) .…”
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“…A satisfação laboral e o bem-estar biopsicossocial são vertentes que influenciam a segurança do paciente, dinâmica da equipe, produtividade e taxa de rotatividade, o que leva à necessidade de medidas de intervenção voltadas ao cuidado clínico do cuidador (Bacha, Grassiotto, Cacique, Carvasan & Machado, 2015;Palazzo, Calotto & Aerts, 2012). Florence Nightingale, ícone da enfermagem, durante a Guerra da Crimeia utilizou-se da aromaterapia, em profissionais e pacientes, como forma de melhorar os cuidados à saúde dos feridos, acalmando-os com a aplicação de OE na região frontal da cabeça (Pemberton & Turpin, 2008).…”
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