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. 2015 Oct 13;10(10):e0139281. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0139281

Table 2. Employee Viewpoint One.

Statements Viewpoints
1 2 3
16 It is important that managers are approachable in the workplace 6 3 -1
4 Receiving honest feedback on work performance assists with personal and professional development 6 3 0
11 Commitment to work is a valuable employee attribute 5 4 -3
14 A good manager assists in resolving conflict between employees to help keep the workplace fair and equal 5 1 -3
5 Being direct with colleagues is helpful when asking work related questions 5 3 -1
26 To be productive at work a thorough understanding of job expectations is essential 4 4 -5
21 Job trials help identify areas where more support is needed (e.g., identifying how tasks can be simplified or specifically adjusted) 4 0 4
7 A support plan helps to clarify the roles and responsibilities between employees and employers 4 0 3
13 Readily available support from an employment co-ordinator is essential to help with difficult work situations 4 0 1
19 Making workplace adjustments will not affect employee job performance -4 -3 2
31 Reporting to several different managers, rather than one main manager for work is preferable -4 -5 -1
38 Short, regular breaks during the day interrupt with concentration -4 -1 -5
51 It is not important that employees are motivated by their work -4 -6 -4
3 Regular follow up by an employment co-ordinator during the probation period hinders the work progress -5 -4 -2
27 Working on a regular basis decreases life satisfaction -5 -3 2
10 Ongoing support from an employment co-ordinator limits work performance -5 -4 -1
15 Communication skills (e.g., listening when others are talking, responding and interacting to conversations, body language) are unimportant in most workplace -6 6 3
8 A support plan for work should only be agreed upon by the employer, not the employee, employment co-ordinator or any colleagues or managers involved -6 5 1