Quebecers are the happiest at work in Canada for the fourth month in a row, according to ADP Canada’s Work Happiness Index released Wednesday.
With a score of 7.1/10 in August, Quebec leads the way – gaining 0.1 points in a month – while the job satisfaction index across the country reached 6.8, up 0.1 points in the month Compared to July.
“While Quebec workers take first place […]“Atlantic Canada is seeing the largest increase in value this month after posting the lowest regional value along with Alberta in July,” said Heather Haslam, ADP vice-president of Marketing Canada.
In British Columbia, workers saw their job satisfaction increase by 0.2 points to 6.9/10, closely followed by the Atlantic provinces (6.8/10; +0.3), Alberta (6.8/10 ; +0.2) and Ontario (6.7/10). ; +0.1).
Saskatchewan and Manitoba are the only ones whose scores decreased (6.6/10; -0.2).
At the top of the rankings are Baby Boomers with a score of 7.5/10 after an increase of 0.3 points in a month, ahead of Generation Z (18-26 year olds) who increased their score by 0.2 points. (6.9/10), while Millennials (27-42 years old) scored 6.7/10, closely followed by Generation X (43-58) with 6.6/10.
Almost half of Canadian workers (46%) said they are satisfied with their current role and responsibilities at work. Work-life balance and recognition are the highest secondary indicators this month.
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