So Much for the Notion Of a Disgruntled Workforce Last week we described a Harris Poll that found Americans surprisingly content in their jobs. Now we come across a broader survey, by Ipsos-Reid, that shows job satisfaction to be a global phenomenon. Quer

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Last week we described a Harris Poll that found Americans surprisingly content in their jobs. Now we come across a broader survey, by Ipsos-Reid, that shows jobsatisfaction to be a global phenomenon. Querying workers in 39 countries around the world, the research firm found about four out of five respondents saying they’re “very” or “somewhat” satisfied with their jobs. Denmark had the highest proportion of workers saying they’re very satisfied (61 percent). Norway (54 percent), the U.S.

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