The Relationship between Job and Life Satisfaction: Evidence from a Remote Mining Community
Abstract
Although the relationship between job and life satisfaction has attracted much attention, little research has been undertaken in geographically remote settings. The present study addresses this deficiency by testing a causal model that incorporates job-related, personal, environmental, and community-related variables. The LISREL results, based on a sample of 286 male employees from an open-cut coal mine in remote central Queensland, Australia,...
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Title
The Relationship between Job and Life Satisfaction: Evidence from a Remote Mining Community
Published Date
Jun 1, 2000
Journal
Volume
53
Issue
6
Pages
807 - 839
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