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Factors associated with job satisfaction among Canadian correctional officers

Authors: Rochelle M. Ferron

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TypeMaster’s thesis
Author Rochelle M. Ferron
Publication Year 2019
Title Factors associated with job satisfaction among Canadian correctional officers
City Saskatoon, SK
Department Department of Community Health and Epidemiology
University University of Saskatchewan
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Labour

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Data Used

Public Service Employee Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1999 to 2014)

PSES

Research Data Centre(s)

SKY-RDC (USask)

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