Area covered
No. of Items
Nature of work
02
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Income
05
Security
01
Superior / Supervision
(a) Organizational Aspect
05
(b) Personal Aspect
01
Colleagues/ Co-workers
02
Promotional &Training Opportunities
03
Welfare Activities, Health, Canteen etc.
02
Union-Management Relation
01
Company practices/ Policies
04
However, author suggested that, it should be mentioned that occasionally some items may touch
upon more than one area. The investigator has to judge on the basis of the respondent‘s reactions.
SCORING
The LEA is the scored according to Likert‘s principle of summated ratings. The total score of a
subject is a simple addition of the score values of the response alternative checked. 25 items of
the LEA have 5 response alternatives each (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and one three alternatives (2,3,4,).
Higher the score, greater the satisfaction. The subject must answer all the 25 items. No omission
is allowed. If there is an omission of a particular item, that item should be given a score of 3, the
middle value.
Keeping in view above distribution of area covered giving by H.C. Ganguli following 25 job
related factors have been identified. These factors are:Achievement Nature of work, Interest in
job,
Visibleresults,Interpersonalrelationship,Salary,Jobsecurity,Responsibility,Recruitmentpolicy,Self
-respect,Workenvironment,Sense of belongingness,Performance,Prestige attached to the
job,Recognition,Workgroup,Opportunity for advancement,Authority and Power,Company policy
and Administration,Technicalsupervision,Personal life ,Training Education,Freedom of
expression,Association and Personal benefits.
The minimum and maximum score on the LEA are:
27 (25x1+2) and (25x5+4)
RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY
Reliability: Test-retest reliability of the LEA was r=0.90. Odd-even reliability after Spearman-
Brown correction, was r=0.81. (As per the claim of the author).
Validity: Validity of the scale was checked through the internal consistency method, that is, item
analysis which requires low correlation between items and high correlation between item score
and total scale score. The item analysis was done on the basis of a correlation matrix computed
from data on first 100 subjects.
Inter-group and intra-group comparison of satisfaction scores for same or different satisfaction
scales cannot be done by directly using raw scores. For this purpose, standard scores rather than
raw scores are needed.
Norms for five-way classification of Employee Satisfaction (LEA Scale):
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