Nurses autonomy and job satisfaction

Professional autonomy and job satisfaction: survey of critical care nurses in mainland Greece

“…The moderate positive association between reported autonomy and job satisfaction is similar to that in several other studies conducted in both non‐critical and critical care settings in different cultures and organizational structures (Blegen & Mueller 1987, Carmel et al. 1988, McCloskey 1990, Dwyer et al.…”

Professional autonomy and job satisfaction: survey of critical care nurses in mainland Greece

“…The moderate positive association between reported autonomy and job satisfaction is similar to that in several other studies conducted in both non‐critical and critical care settings in different cultures and organizational structures (Blegen & Mueller 1987, Carmel et al. 1988, McCloskey 1990, Dwyer et al.…”

How does Job Autonomy Influence Teachers' Turnover Intention? Testing the Mediating Effects of Job Stress and Job Satisfaction

“…This result supports the hypothesis that job autonomy increases job satisfaction. The result comes in line with many previous studies (Carmel, Yakubovich, Zwanger, & Zaltcman, 1988;Chang & Cheng, 2014;Finn, 2001;Ross & Reskin, 1992).…”

An Assessment of Worker Reaction to their Union and Employer Post-Strike

“…This decision was consistent with past research (Barling et al, 1990Carmel et al, 1988;Shoham-Yakubovich et al, 1989). Specifically, we surveyed union members of a North-American telecommunications company 1 who encountered a five-month long strike.…”

“…Arguably, the context of a university setting, where faculty have 'the right' to conduct research, would make a survey of such a sensitive issue more acceptable in that environment relative to a traditional private or public sector setting. Second, the use of retrospective questions is consistent with other survey research conducted after a strike where participants were asked to rate how they felt during and post-strike (Carmel et al, 1988;ShohamYakubovich et al, 1989). Third, our purpose was not to statistically test whether a true change in affect occurred, but rather, whether workers' own reactions differed when they recalled how they felt pre-strike versus how they felt post-strike.…”

Professional autonomy and job satisfaction: survey of critical care nurses in mainland Greece

“…The moderate positive association between reported autonomy and job satisfaction is similar to that in several other studies conducted in both non‐critical and critical care settings in different cultures and organizational structures (Blegen & Mueller 1987, Carmel et al. 1988, McCloskey 1990, Dwyer et al.…”

How does Job Autonomy Influence Teachers' Turnover Intention? Testing the Mediating Effects of Job Stress and Job Satisfaction

“…This result supports the hypothesis that job autonomy increases job satisfaction. The result comes in line with many previous studies (Carmel, Yakubovich, Zwanger, & Zaltcman, 1988;Chang & Cheng, 2014;Finn, 2001;Ross & Reskin, 1992).…”

An Assessment of Worker Reaction to their Union and Employer Post-Strike

“…This decision was consistent with past research (Barling et al, 1990Carmel et al, 1988;Shoham-Yakubovich et al, 1989). Specifically, we surveyed union members of a North-American telecommunications company 1 who encountered a five-month long strike.…”

“…Arguably, the context of a university setting, where faculty have 'the right' to conduct research, would make a survey of such a sensitive issue more acceptable in that environment relative to a traditional private or public sector setting. Second, the use of retrospective questions is consistent with other survey research conducted after a strike where participants were asked to rate how they felt during and post-strike (Carmel et al, 1988;ShohamYakubovich et al, 1989). Third, our purpose was not to statistically test whether a true change in affect occurred, but rather, whether workers' own reactions differed when they recalled how they felt pre-strike versus how they felt post-strike.…”

Professional autonomy and job satisfaction: survey of critical care nurses in mainland Greece

“…The moderate positive association between reported autonomy and job satisfaction is similar to that in several other studies conducted in both non‐critical and critical care settings in different cultures and organizational structures (Blegen & Mueller 1987, Carmel et al. 1988, McCloskey 1990, Dwyer et al.…”

How does Job Autonomy Influence Teachers' Turnover Intention? Testing the Mediating Effects of Job Stress and Job Satisfaction

“…This result supports the hypothesis that job autonomy increases job satisfaction. The result comes in line with many previous studies (Carmel, Yakubovich, Zwanger, & Zaltcman, 1988;Chang & Cheng, 2014;Finn, 2001;Ross & Reskin, 1992).…”

An Assessment of Worker Reaction to their Union and Employer Post-Strike

“…This decision was consistent with past research (Barling et al, 1990Carmel et al, 1988;Shoham-Yakubovich et al, 1989). Specifically, we surveyed union members of a North-American telecommunications company 1 who encountered a five-month long strike.…”

“…Arguably, the context of a university setting, where faculty have 'the right' to conduct research, would make a survey of such a sensitive issue more acceptable in that environment relative to a traditional private or public sector setting. Second, the use of retrospective questions is consistent with other survey research conducted after a strike where participants were asked to rate how they felt during and post-strike (Carmel et al, 1988;ShohamYakubovich et al, 1989). Third, our purpose was not to statistically test whether a true change in affect occurred, but rather, whether workers' own reactions differed when they recalled how they felt pre-strike versus how they felt post-strike.…”