This article proposes to examine whether the workin g conditions of employees are influenced by the sector, public or private, in which they work. More precisely, does the nature of the sector lead to special working conditions? Are working conditions in the public sector really better than in the private sector? This question is studied using a national represent ative data base of French employees developed by the French Ministry of Labor which holds informatio n on 48,000 individuals. It is analyzed using Test Value percent (TV100) and data mining techniques. The results show that the sector, public or private , is not a leading variable structuring working conditions, although differences in working conditi ons are perceptibl...
We develop a theoretical framework for comparing the style of work in public and private enterprises...
En raison de la nature des biens et services distribués à caractère social et collectif et des missi...
This paper uses Italian survey data for 1995 to study the differences in satisfaction for six non-pe...
This article proposes to examine whether the wellbeing of employees is influenced by the sector, pub...
International audienceWhile research shows that people from the public and private sectors behave ve...
International audienceThis article aims to point out that there are still substantial differences be...
Governmental, public-sector organizations are known to operate differently than private, for-profit ...
This paper examines the differences in job satisfaction in the public and private sector using the S...
Using public comparative survey data from Switzerland and other European countries, we analyze diffe...
This study analyses the impact of working in the public sector on job satisfaction in Europe (19) th...
This research aims to compare the public and private sectors with regard to satisfaction at work. We...
We investigate whether public and private sector employees differ in terms of public servic...
We develop a theoretical framework for comparing the style of work in public and private enterprises...
To study whether public sector employees are a different type of employee with different expectation...
This work considers the impact of the different job quality dimensions on Eurozone job satisfaction ...
We develop a theoretical framework for comparing the style of work in public and private enterprises...
En raison de la nature des biens et services distribués à caractère social et collectif et des missi...
This paper uses Italian survey data for 1995 to study the differences in satisfaction for six non-pe...
This article proposes to examine whether the wellbeing of employees is influenced by the sector, pub...
International audienceWhile research shows that people from the public and private sectors behave ve...
International audienceThis article aims to point out that there are still substantial differences be...
Governmental, public-sector organizations are known to operate differently than private, for-profit ...
This paper examines the differences in job satisfaction in the public and private sector using the S...
Using public comparative survey data from Switzerland and other European countries, we analyze diffe...
This study analyses the impact of working in the public sector on job satisfaction in Europe (19) th...
This research aims to compare the public and private sectors with regard to satisfaction at work. We...
We investigate whether public and private sector employees differ in terms of public servic...
We develop a theoretical framework for comparing the style of work in public and private enterprises...
To study whether public sector employees are a different type of employee with different expectation...
This work considers the impact of the different job quality dimensions on Eurozone job satisfaction ...
We develop a theoretical framework for comparing the style of work in public and private enterprises...
En raison de la nature des biens et services distribués à caractère social et collectif et des missi...
This paper uses Italian survey data for 1995 to study the differences in satisfaction for six non-pe...