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Teachers are the pillars of the society, who help students to grow to shoulder the responsibility of taking their nation ahead of others. They desire security, recognition, new experience and independence. When these needs are not fulfilled they become tense. Dissatisfaction among workers is undesirable and dangerous in any profession; it is suicidal if it occurs in teaching profession. If factors responsible for dissatisfaction can be differentiated, attempts can be made either to change those conditions or to reduce their intensity so as to increase the holding power of the profession. This study attempts to find out which facet or dimension affects the job satisfaction of university teachers the most. The present study takes into account intrinsic and extrinsic factors to find out the level of job satisfaction and to see the effect of age, gender, marital status, education, occupation level and length of employment on the job satisfaction of academicians. This paper aims at identifying the facets affecting the job satisfaction of a teacher order of importance and accordingly suggests strategic action for creating and maintaining their job satisfaction.
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Dr. Sangeeta B. Gaikwad, UGC-PDF, did M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D., passed NET and K-SET Exams. She served earlier as a Guest Faculty in KSWUB, Librarian in Kirthi Nursing College, MDKR Arts & Commerce Degree College, Glb and presently working as a Guest Faculty in DLISc., GUK. Published 20 research papers at national and international journals and conferences
