IMPACT OF PAY AND PROMOTION ON JOB SATISFACTION IN GOVERNMENT SECTOR
Keywords:
Job Satisfaction, Pay, PromotionAbstract
In developing nations, people usually think from stomach and not from their brain. Due to instability of economy, there is one and only confirm source of satisfaction of job is advertise and pay. This analysis is basically an attempt to find the effect of advertise and pay on satisfaction of job in Government sector. Pay has put a remarkable effect on satisfaction of job but the advertisement has less impact and partly important to the satisfaction of job.
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