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Quality of Work Job Satisfaction in Europe

The interactive graphic shows the share of participants of the survey who are satisfied with their work in percent and how it changes when the employees are dissatisfied with certain working conditions.

  • Andrea Hammermann / Oliver Stettes ·
  • Interactive Graphic ·
  • 5 September 2017
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European Union ·
Satisfaction ·
  • Internal Market ·
  • United Kingdom ·
  • European Monetary Union
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    • Expertise ·
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    • Video ·
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    • Martin Beznoska / Tobias Hentze ·
    • IW-Kurzbericht No. 31 ·
    • 20 May 2019

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