英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to explore perception of job satisfaction from eight clinical speech therapists representing northern, southern, and central part of Taiwan. The internal factors and external factors toward the impact on job satisfaction were analyzed. Semi-structural interviews were used to collect different aspects of their job feelings, including job status, job autonomy, stability, fulfillment, salary and welfare, organization strategy, job environment, relationship, and total job satisfaction. The findings were as followed:
1. Reducing work loading, improving job autonomy and job fulfillment were the internal factors that directly influenced therapist perceptions of job satisfaction.
2. Salary and welfare, and job environment were the external factors that directly influenced therapist perceptions of job satisfaction, whereas job promotion and payroll system were the factors that less influenced their perceptions of job satisfaction.
3. The total tendency of job satisfaction was moderate to high. Job autonomy, fulfillment, salary and welfare, and job stability were the top four factors that influence their perceptions of job satisfaction |