Federal Job Satisfaction in Political Context: Exogenous Political Factors and the Best Places to Work in Government

Joshua B. Kennedy

Federal Job Satisfaction in Political Context: Exogenous Political Factors and the Best Places to Work in Government

Joshua B. Kennedy

Political Science & International Studies

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Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association

This paper uses time-series analysis to examine the role of the political environment and agency characteristics in reported rates of job satisfaction in the federal government.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Apr 8 2018
Event	Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association - Duration: Apr 8 2018 → …

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Conference	Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association
Period	04/8/18 → …

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American Politics
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Social and Behavioral Sciences

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Federal Job Satisfaction in Political Context: Exogenous Political Factors and the Best Places to Work in Government

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