Sentence examples for dissatisfied working from inspiring English sources

In this study, we found that the nurses were dissatisfied working in the public clinics because the salary was low.

Dissatisfied with his working poster — Zellweger shivering against a backdrop of townsfolk — he finally flew the star to Los Angeles one weekend and photographed her himself.

Extensive international research from Ipsos and the Workspace Futures Team of Steelcase shows that 85% of people are dissatisfied with their working environment and can't concentrate.

"Such high levels of stress amongst GPs in the UK compared to other countries is bad news for the NHS and for our patients, as growing numbers of family doctors are becoming dissatisfied with their working circumstances and consider leaving the profession".

Under his presidency, the SAA brought together African farmers who were dissatisfied with their working conditions and worked to protect their interests against those of European planters.

They were found to be dissatisfied with their working conditions and remuneration and to be suffering from extremely high levels of emotional exhaustion and high levels of depersonalisation, which are likely to be related to the long working hours, heavy workloads and challenging working conditions in which they practice midwifery.

A follow-up study found that nurses were particularly satisfied with co-worker relationships and development opportunities, however they were dissatisfied with work scheduling and work-life balance [ 45].

Nurses in the top left quadrant tended to be dissatisfied and perceive the working environment as unstable.

Separate age-adjusted logistic regressions were performed concerning the variable being dissatisfied with one's working situation for men and women who worked.

There may be several dimensions of work dissatisfaction not only being dissatisfied at work, but also a preference to be at home instead.

Further, guest workers can be swiftly sent home if their employer is dissatisfied; they cannot work for any other employer, though in North Carolina a handful have fled, choosing to work elsewhere illegally.