“…The significant, positive relationship between psychological empowerment and job satisfaction is like the effect seen in a study by Rico-Pico et al (2016), examining samples of different working groups: teachers, health workers and law enforcement agencies. Others have also found that job satisfaction depends on the significance of the job, need for development in the position and experiences of autonomy at work (Chang et al, 2010;Deci and Ryan, 1985;Hackman and Oldham, 1980;Pearson and Moomaw, 2005;Seibert, Wang and Courtright, 2011); and is determined by the interaction between staff and environmental characteristics (Acker, 2004;Carayon, Smith and Haims, 1999, cited in Guerra, Santander and Rodríguez, 2017, Judge and Kammeyer-Mueller, 2012Salessi and Omar, 2016;Salessi and Omar, 2017;Soto-Rosales and González-Losada, 2018).…”