The purpose of this study was to find out the 119 rescue and first aid´s satisfaction level for their occupations, understand the influential factors of the satisfaction level and also analyze the level of each working districts. Therefore to provide basic information of policy decisions to increase the satisfaction level.
Data were collected form 400 national the 119 rescue and first aids by questionnaire and using the tools, which has developed by Slavitt, from August 2 to September 30. 2002.
The data were analyzed by percentage, mean, t-test and ANOVA, Divided 39 items into 7 provinces to find out the satisfaction level of each province, follow as the influential factors of the satisfaction level.
1. The most of the 119 rescue and first aids were satisfying about their occupations as they got 3.02 marks out of 5, which is the full mark.
2. As the results after analyzed the relation ship between the satisfaction level and the general characteristics of the 119 rescue and first aids, there were not statistically significant differences of sex distinction, age, scholarship, not married and has or have married, grade and qualification. There were statistically significant differences follow as working period, applying motive, moving, seeking a job, working place and adviser, work overtime and compensation follow as work overtime.
3. It appeared that all the 119 rescue first aids were satisfying enough about duty itself but were dissatisfying about working condition. As the results: job itself got 4.00, reciprocal action got 3.74, business demand got 3.28, autonomy got 3.06, organization demand got 2.96, pay got 2.43 and working condition got 1.72, each out of 5 full marks.
As you see the results, most of the 119 rescue and first aids are satisfying about a job itself but they are dissatisfying about their working condition, Therefore we should formulate a plan that can increase the satisfaction level by improving duty system for 24 hours through filling the staff and pay them for their overtime work and adjustment the working hours per week.
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