Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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Page 92
... women's and men's levels of job satisfaction similar ? Second , to what extent are there gender differences or similarities in how job satisfaction is determined ? Because there has been so little job satisfaction research on Chinese em ...
... women's and men's levels of job satisfaction similar ? Second , to what extent are there gender differences or similarities in how job satisfaction is determined ? Because there has been so little job satisfaction research on Chinese em ...
Page 99
... women are slightly younger , less edu- cated ( women average less — and men more - than middle school graduation ) , and have a lower party membership rate than do men . Women also earn significantly less than men . In spite of the same ...
... women are slightly younger , less edu- cated ( women average less — and men more - than middle school graduation ) , and have a lower party membership rate than do men . Women also earn significantly less than men . In spite of the same ...
Page 107
... women's and men's job satisfaction . The one major gender difference is the much greater impact of individual variables on men's than on women's job satisfaction . These Chinese men appear better positioned than their female ...
... women's and men's job satisfaction . The one major gender difference is the much greater impact of individual variables on men's than on women's job satisfaction . These Chinese men appear better positioned than their female ...
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The Early PostMao Period | 91 |
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