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<strong>International</strong> Journal <strong>of</strong> <strong>Contemporary</strong> <strong>Business</strong> <strong>Studies</strong><br />

Vol: 3, No: 6. June, 2012 ISSN 2156-7506<br />

Available online at http://www.akpinsight.webs.com<br />

The values <strong>of</strong> individual Beta‟s are given in table 11, Tenure got negative Beta weight <strong>of</strong> –(0.374), which<br />

suggest job satisfaction and tenure <strong>of</strong> staff is negatively related ( inverse), with more tenure are<br />

experiencing lower job satisfaction level. The Beta weight <strong>of</strong> age is positive (0.098), which suggest that<br />

older faculty members have higher level <strong>of</strong> job satisfaction. Gender was found to be not statistically<br />

significant. Thus among faculty members <strong>of</strong> business institutes <strong>of</strong> Pakistan it is observed that rank and<br />

employee tenure are significant to predict level <strong>of</strong> job satisfaction, on the other side staff age and gender<br />

are weak predictors <strong>of</strong> job satisfaction among the faculty members.<br />

5. CONCLUSION<br />

This research provides the evidence <strong>of</strong> an empirical study; where the impact <strong>of</strong> age, gender, rank and job<br />

tenure on job satisfaction <strong>of</strong> business institutes was explored. Job Satisfaction is key to individual as well<br />

as organizational success. Faculty members like other employees have certain issues when it‟s come to<br />

job satisfaction. This study was conducted to explore deep in to this context through Job description<br />

Index, the faculty members working in business institutes <strong>of</strong> Pakistan (from four provinces namely,<br />

Sindh, Punjab, KPK and Baluchistan) have shown their satisfaction with coworkers, nature <strong>of</strong> work , and<br />

supervision they received in their institutes. The study found Pay and chances for promotion is the causes<br />

<strong>of</strong> job dissatisfaction among the participants <strong>of</strong> the study. Tenure <strong>of</strong> staff and their rank was significantly<br />

associated with the overall level <strong>of</strong> job satisfaction (p

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