U.S. workers feel relatively satisfied and secure in their jobs and few say they expect to look for a new job in the coming months, but close to a third say they are not satisfied with their pay.

US workers feel relatively satisfied and secure in their jobs and few say they expect to look for a new job in the coming months, but close to a third say they are not satisfied with their pay.

American workers are more satisfied than ever at work — well, for the most part.. Overall job satisfaction among U.S. employees increased a modest 0.4 percentage points in 2023 from the year ...

Although the majority of workers say they are satisfied with their job, a deeper analysis reveals that many may actually be more worried about their job security amid increasing economic ...

Remote workers are more satisfied than those on-site. Fully on-site workers reported the lowest job satisfaction at 60.2%, while satisfaction for fully remote workers was 64.1%. Overall job ...

Workers might be feeling happy at work, generally speaking, but employers still have room to up their game. In November, 62.7 percent of U.S. workers said that they were satisfied with their job ...

A recent Plateau Systems survey reveals that 69% of workers are satisfied with their current employment -- but 74% of them would consider a new job or career opportunity if approached.

Humana understands these realities well. The company has been working actively to improve worker satisfaction, and their efforts are paying off–according to their Annual Customer Workplace ...

White workers were most likely to say they were very satisfied (55%). By comparison, only 44% of Hispanic workers, 43% of Black workers and 42% of English-speaking Asian workers did.

A majority of U.S. workers are actually satisfied with their jobs But despite a general uptick in employee contentment, there are still several pain points that most employers should be looking to ...