Abstract:
This survey research was aimed at 1) to study the personal factors that
affected the job satisfaction of employees in TOT’s Customer Service Sector, Nakorn
Pathom Province 2) to study the organization related factors that affected the job
satisfaction of employees in TOT’s Customer Service Sector, Nakorn Pathom Province 3)
to study the job satisfaction level of employees.
The sample population of this study was 125 operational employees in TOT’s
Customer Service Sector, Nakorn Pathom Province. The instrument used to collect data
was the questionnaire which was divided into three main parts: personal factors of the
sample population, six organization related factors, and the job satisfaction. respectively.
Moreover, the relevance of the questionnaire’s context was approved by three experts. In
data analysis, the descriptive statistics methods (percentage, average, and standard
deviation) and Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation Coefficient were applied.
The study results found that: 1)The personal factors including age, educational
level, and income were associated with the job satisfaction of operational employees
with the statistically significant level of 0.05. However, gender and time in responsibility
showed no association with the job satisfaction operational employees. 2)The
organization related factors consisting of income, welfare and benefits, working
environment, management and corporate policy, interpersonal relationship with
colleagues, and recognition were associated with the job satisfaction of operational
employees with the statistically significant level of 0.01.3)The satisfaction level toward job
performance of the employees was at medium level.