{{B}}Job Satisfaction{{/B}}
1．The general ideas of theorists such as Maslow and Herzberg give ______to the factors which lead to people enjoying their work.
2．Major influences on ______include the following:
3．______pay allow workers to obtain more material possessions:
4．A high wage can also ______uncomfortable or dangerous working conditions.
5．Many employees are, however, willing to accept pay levels lower than they could earn elsewhere, since pay is only one of ______in job satisfaction.
6．Popular perks ______,luncheon vouchers and subsidized travel or holidays.
7．Employees are often entitled to buy the company's goods ______or to benefit from its services at preferential rates.
8．For example, staff in banks and building societies are able to obtain mortgages______.
9．The length of the working day, the number of holidays and the convenience of "______" working can all influence the level of job satisfaction.
10．Environment factor includes the levels of noise, vibration or dust, the availability and appearance of canteen, changing, cleaning and other facilities and the degree and quality of heating and______ (e. g. the existence of air-conditioning).
11．These factors do not ______but combine to give an overall level of satisfaction for a particular job.
12．A person may decide to take a career in one of the "caring" professions such as nursing or social work-which tend not to ______in the UK.