英文摘要 |
This study aimed to investigate the effect of “values of working” and “satisfaction of job” to Navy Volunteer military diving NCO “soldiers”. I used questionnaires to conduct the empirical research. The subjects were Volunteer military diving non-commissioned officers “soldiers” who were served in Naval 192 Flotilla. Study period is from September 15, 2014 to October 3, 2014 and the questionnaires were collected. There were 133 valid questionnaires. The effective recovery rate is 97.8%. Using IBM SPSS 18.0 For Windows to run t test, ANOVA, product moment correlation and multiple regression analysis. The result were: 1. Different servicing units in background variables, there are three significant differences in the working status of “values of working”, wages and benefits of job security and “job satisfaction” (p <.01). It showed that Volunteer military diving noncommissioned officers “soldiers” who served in naval onshore unit gave the evaluation of working status, job security, wages and benefits were higher than the naval ship units. 2. “Values of working” and “satisfaction of job” of Navy divers overall correlation coefficient is .951. Between each other and in all aspects were reached medium and high positive correlations. Distinctiveness were up to p <.01 3. Two variables in Values of working “job status and job security” to satisfaction of job and overall the stepwise multiple regression analysis had a high positive explanatory power. Jointed interpretation of the overall satisfaction of job degree were reached 92.9%. |