Table 1.

The descriptive statistics for variables of interests in this study. Mean and standard deviation (SD) are reported for continuous variables, whereas count and percentage were reported for categorical variables.

Variables		Mean	SD
Age		38.20	12.50
Annual income		19,388.75	19,756.23
Hours per week		32.94	11.36
Overtime per week		3.24	5.60
Neuroticism		3.67	1.25
Agreeableness		4.60	1.11
Openness		5.44	0.95
Conscientiousness		5.38	0.98
Extraversion		4.57	1.09
	Value	Count	Percentage
Sex	Male	3256	46.77%
	Female	3706	53.23%
Education	Higher Degree	276	3.96%
	First Degree	1082	15.54%
	Teaching QF	124	1.78%
	Other Higher QF	2178	31.28%
	Nursing QF	51	0.73%
	GCE A Levels	1052	15.11%
	GCE O Levels or Equivalent	1256	18.04%
	Commercial QF, No O	101	1.45%
	CSE Grade 2–5, Scot G	227	3.26%
	Apprenticeship	42	0.60%
	Other QF	32	0.46%
	No QF	513	7.37%
	Still At School, No Q	28	0.40%
Marital status	Married	3645	52.36%
	Separated	179	2.57%
	Divorced	575	8.26%
	Widowed	88	1.26%
	Never married	2475	35.55%
Job satisfaction: total pay	1 (“not satisfied at all”)	659	9.47%
	2	2687	38.60%
	3	1789	25.70%
	4	524	7.53%
	5	830	11.92%
	6	278	3.99%
	7 (“completely satisfied”)	195	2.80%
Job satisfaction: security	1 (“not satisfied at all”)	1746	25.08%
	2	2789	40.06%
	3	1233	17.71%
	4	491	7.05%
	5	413	5.93%
	6	154	2.21%
	7 (“completely satisfied”)	136	1.95%
Job satisfaction: work itself	1 (“not satisfied at all”)	1117	16.04%
	2	3187	45.78%
	3	1502	21.57%
	4	471	6.77%
	5	417	5.99%
	6	171	2.46%
	7 (“completely satisfied”)	97	1.39%
Job satisfaction: hours worked	1 (“not satisfied at all”)	1039	14.92%
	2	2746	39.44%
	3	1625	23.34%
	4	639	9.18%
	5	638	9.16%
	6	190	2.73%
	7 (“completely satisfied”)	85	1.22%