NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- Simply having a job in this economy is something to be thankful for, but ever since the recession began in late 2007, many Americans who managed to stay employed have expressed dissatisfaction.
One recent survey from Gallup found that employee satisfaction has dropped for virtually every aspect of the job since mid-2008.
More than a third of workers are dissatisfied with the amount of work stress they have, compared with 28% three years ago. Some 17% are dissatisfied with the amount of work required of them, an increase of four percentage points from 2008, and 18% are unhappy with the amount of job security they have now compared to just 13% who were in 2008.
Even bad jobs provide more personal and professional benefits than you might think, but many Americans who managed to stay employed through the recession are dissatisfied.
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