european journal of social sciences issn: 1450-2267 - EuroJournals
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European Journal of Social Sciences – Volume 5, Number 3 (2007) all aspects were included in study for analysis. Before the questionnaire was filled by the respondent the purpose of the questionnaire was explained to each of the respondent. Proper instructions were written on the questionnaire but further instructions were given to the respondents in order to fill the questionnaire properly. In order to do analysis, regression and Independent Sample T-Test were performed and for this purpose SPSS was used. Results and Discussion The objective of this study is to find out the relationship between job satisfaction and various human resource strategies like pay, promotion and training. Moreover, the level of job satisfaction between male and female employees is also investigated. For this purpose various tests were performed and results are summarized below: Table 1: Level of Job Satisfaction between Male and Female Employees (Independent Sample T-Test) Level of Job Satisfaction Group Mean Std Dev P-Value Male 3.8397 .21522 .000 Female 4.1159 .26110 After ensuring the assumption of equality of variances (p>.05), T-Test was applied to measure the difference between job satisfaction level of male and female employees. The result of T-Test is showing a significant difference between the responses of two groups (p
European Journal of Social Sciences – Volume 5, Number 3 (2007) The results in Table 2 reveal the correlation among all variables; it summarizes the values of Pearson Coefficient of correlation and their significance. It is quite evident from the results that job satisfaction is strongly positively correlated with Pay as value of Pearson Correlation Coefficient .615 and the relation is significant at 95% confidence level (p
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European Journal <strong>of</strong> Social Sciences – Volume 5, Number 3 (2007)<br />
all aspects were included in study for analysis. Before the questionnaire was filled by the respondent<br />
the purpose <strong>of</strong> the questionnaire was explained to each <strong>of</strong> the respondent. Proper instructions were<br />
written on the questionnaire but further instructions were given to the respondents in order to fill the<br />
questionnaire properly. In order to do analysis, regression and Independent Sample T-Test were<br />
performed and for this purpose SPSS was used.<br />
Results and Discussion<br />
The objective <strong>of</strong> this study is to find out the relationship between job satisfaction and various human<br />
resource strategies like pay, promotion and training. Moreover, the level <strong>of</strong> job satisfaction between<br />
male and female employees is also investigated. For this purpose various tests were performed and<br />
results are summarized below:<br />
Table 1: Level <strong>of</strong> Job Satisfaction between Male and Female Employees (Independent Sample T-Test)<br />
Level <strong>of</strong> Job Satisfaction<br />
Group Mean Std Dev P-Value<br />
Male 3.8397 .21522 .000<br />
Female 4.1159 .26110<br />
After ensuring the assumption <strong>of</strong> equality <strong>of</strong> variances (p>.05), T-Test was applied to measure<br />
the difference between job satisfaction level <strong>of</strong> male and female employees. The result <strong>of</strong> T-Test is<br />
showing a significant difference between the responses <strong>of</strong> two groups (p