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Table 2. The benchmark of overall generic scores results

GENERIC SCORES

Poland 2010

Poland 2008

Satisfaction

51.5

56.9

Relation to X

56.5

62.2

Commitment

75.1

77.8

Work environment

58.9

63.6

Job contents / development

67.5

70.3

X Values

68.2

71.3

X Leadership

69.0

71.3

Source: Report of EES in X organisation 2011

Results distributed - seniority

Many interesting information is provided in an analytical summary of these findings with regard to seniority of employees. The working group in the shortest period achieved the highest levels of satisfaction and commitment to work. The longer the period of employment with the company, a sense of belonging and job satisfaction, slightly but steadily declines. This is a elear signal for management that the implementation of HR strategy the X firm does not provide at present goals related to retention strategy. This situation is underlined by the further decline in all indicators examined in relation to the findings of 2008. Top-rated component of the sense of job satisfaction in the X company, regardless of the level of seniority - is the commitment to work. It should, however, be noted that despite falling rates of satisfaction and a sense of belonging (especially those employed for over 3 years), commitment and identification with the values of X is at a relatively high level (around 70 points). This is a situation in which it is worth considering improvement of the ąuality factors (drivers) making a level of satisfaction. This should cause an inerease in greater sense of involvement.

Table 3. The benchmark of 2008 and 2010 surveys according to a level of seniority

GENERIC SCORES

Less than a year

1-3 years

Morę than 3 years

2010

2008

2010

2008

2010

2008

Satisfaction

55.1

60.5

50.8

56.4

48.2

56.5

Relation to X

60.6

65.8

55.2

61.8

52.7

62.0



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