The Danish workforce shows the highest levels of satisfaction with current jobs in this year’s Global Workforce Happiness Index. The survey asked over 200,000 young professionals in 57 markets to rank their satisfaction level, their willingness to recommend their current employer to others and their likelihood to switch jobs in the near future. That respondents to the survey scored high on loyalty would seem to run counter to a recent report that roughly 30% of all workers have switched jobs in the course of 2016.
English: http://www.thelocal.dk/20161202/denmark-has-the-happiest-young-workers …
The index: http://universumglobal.com/happinessindex/
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