SATISFACCIÓN FAMILIAR Y LABORAL DE MUJERES CON DISTINTAS JORNADAS LABORALES EN UNA EMPRESA CHILENA DE SERVICIOS FINANCIEROS

Abstract

Current levels of family and job satisfaction present in groups of women with different working days were under study, controlling socio-demographic variables. Three instruments were applied to 134 technical and administrative workers whose ages were between 20 and 56 and who worked for a financial service company in the Maule Region. A significant relationship between the levels of family and job satisfaction was observed in women with different working days (r=0.25, p=0.0013). For single women, job satisfaction is higher when they work full time, as well as for women with superior educational and technical levels. In women with secondary education, job satisfaction is higher if they work part-time. In childless women, job satisfaction is higher when they work full time and in those who have between one or three children, job satisfaction is higher if they work part-time

Keywords

• family satisfaction
• job satisfaction
• job-family balance
• working day