Table 3.
Dependent Variable: | Job Satisfaction | Intent-to-Leave | |
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Predictor | β-weight | OR | 95% CI |
Race (1 = White; 0 = Nonwhite) | .550 | 0.35–0.85 | |
Income | .106*** | ||
Years of practice1 | .835 | 0.72–0.95 | |
Full-time employment | 1.540 | 1.00–2.36 | |
Discipline (Nurse = 1; Social Worker = 0) | .679 | 0.46–0.99 | |
Salary influence on remaining in position | −.062* | ||
Influence of feeling respected on remaining in position2 | .164*** | ||
Influence of staffing on remaining in position | −.083** | ||
Having received ethics education | −.078** | ||
Ethical climate | .260*** | .978 | 0.96–0.99 |
Institutional support for dealing with ethical stress (1 = Adequate/Extensive; 0 = Limited/None) | .671 | 0.45–0.98 | |
Ethical Stress | −.284*** | ||
Job Satisfaction | .864 | 0.84–0.88 |
p < .05
p < .01
p < .001
Square root transformed.
Log10 transformed
Job Satisfaction: R2 = .319, F=19.13, p<.001
Intent to Leave: Model χ2(7) = 306.267, p<.001; Hosmer-Lemeshow χ2(8)=4.495, p=.810