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Job Satisfaction by Education Level and Gender in EU27 (2023)

Key Insights

  • Job satisfaction levels show slight variation across education levels in the EU27, with tertiary education showing the highest satisfaction at 7.5.
  • For the primary/lower secondary education group (ED0-2), satisfaction levels are lowest at 7.0-7.1, with males showing slightly higher satisfaction (7.1) compared to females (7.0).
  • Upper secondary education (ED3_4) shows consistent satisfaction levels at 7.3 across all groups.
  • Tertiary education (ED5-8) demonstrates the highest satisfaction levels at 7.5 for all gender categories.
  • The overall total across all education levels shows balanced satisfaction at 7.3-7.4, with males slightly higher at 7.4 compared to females at 7.3.
  • There appears to be a positive correlation between education level and job satisfaction, with higher educated individuals reporting greater job satisfaction.

Chart Information

Chart Type: Grouped Bar Chart

Colors Used: #18baa8 (Female), #4a90a4 (Male), #7fb3d3 (Total)

Year Displayed: 2023

Education Levels: ED0-2 (Primary/Lower Secondary), ED3_4 (Upper Secondary), ED5-8 (Tertiary), TOTAL (All levels)

Unit: Rating scale (RTG)

Satisfaction with the job by sex, age and educational attainment

EU27_2020

Data-Level: EU27_2020 Source: Eurostat (Dataset: ilc_pw15 - Satisfaction with the job by sex, age and educational attainment)
Note: Data shows average satisfaction ratings for the working age population (16-64 years) in EU27 for 2023. Some age-education combinations had missing values and were excluded from this analysis.

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