Organization specific predictors of job satisfaction: findings from a Canadian multi-site quality of work life cross-sectional survey

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Paul Krueger
Kevin Brazil
Lynne Lohfeld
H Gayle Edward
David Lewis
Erin Tjam
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[1] Father Sean O'Sullivan Research Centre,St. Joseph's Health System Research Network
[2] McMaster University,Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics
[3] St. Joseph's Health System,Centre for Ambulatory Health Services
[4] University of Waterloo,Department of Health Studies and Gerontology
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Organizational Commitment; Work Life; Health Care Organization; Decision Latitude; Significant Organization;
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