بررسی رابطه بین رضایت شغلی و نشاط اجتماعی در دبیران مقطع متوسطه شهر جیرفت

Introduction
Human resources are among the most valuable sources of getting to the targets of any organization or system and are deemed as among the most prominent assets of any organization. Thus the better quality this asset has, the more probable success, prosperity and promotion the organization will enjoy (Tazhibi et al, 1389: 650). Job satisfaction is a combination of sensations and beliefs which people hold about their current job.  Job satisfaction is one of the most important factors involved in job success, the factor which causes an increase in efficiency and self-satisfaction. It also guarantees physical and psychological health leading to life satisfaction which, in turn, causes a person to learn the job skills swiftly. Social happiness has also been discussed as an important offshoot of job satisfaction, which not only influences our personal life but also our social life including our interactions and communications with other people (Van praag et al, 2004) Happiness or happiness is a word that includes such connotations as immediate pleasure, long term pleasure and pleasure of all life courses. This study is an attempt to assess the degree of job satisfaction, and social happiness among high school teachers in Jiroft, and to investigate the reciprocal relationships between job satisfaction and social happiness and to find their relationships between the variables of gender, marital status, field of instruction, level of income and educational level of the teachers.
 



Materials & Methods
This is a survey study. The population includes of all the high school teachers working in Giroft. According to Cochran’s formula and with the method of simple random sampling 105 participants (56 males and 49 females) were selected as the sample of the study.
Materials for data collection were Smith et al’s (1969) questionnaire on job satisfaction which included components of job satisfaction, headmaster satisfaction, satisfaction with the colleagues and satisfaction with the promotions and a questionnaire designed by the researcher on social happiness. All the questions posed in the instruments, except demographic characteristics, were according to a 5-point Likert scale.
For assessing the validity of the instrument of the study, questionnaires were given to professors of social sciences and after obtaining their comments the questionnaires were finalized (face validity). Also for assessing the reliability of the questionnaire, after conducting a pre-test on 30 teachers who were not among the sample participants, Cronbach was obtained to the levels of 0.92 and 0.76 for job satisfaction and social happiness respectively revealing a good level of reliability for the items. Finally statistical analysis was done by using descriptive and inferential statistics using SPSS software version 19.
 
Discussion and Conclusion:
According to the findings of the research, 53.3% of the respondents were men while 46.7% were women. The range of the age of the participants was between 22 to 52 and their age mean was 36.1. 15.2% of them were single while the rest (84.8%) were married. 70.5 % of the teachers were teaching in the field of humanities and 29.5 % of them in experimental sciences. Also with regards to their educational level, 6.1 % of the respondents held AA degrees, 78.1 BA/BS degrees and 15.2 % were at master’s level.  Also results of this study showed that degree of job satisfaction of teachers with a mean of 44.2% was less than average and the degree of their social happiness with the mean of 57% was above average. Also among different factors of job satisfaction, the factor of satisfaction of relationships with colleagues was the highest with the mean of 0.60 and satisfaction with the working environment with the mean of 44.3% received the lowest. The mean of the factor of satisfaction with the headmaster status was 56.44% and satisfaction with the status of the job having the mean of 51.54. Also satisfaction with the job promotions had a mean of 50.07. These pieces of information show that the relationships between colleagues and the headmaster among the teachers are more favorable compared with the working atmosphere, job status, and the promotion counterparts.
Other findings of this study indicated that the mean of job satisfaction and social happiness among females was significantly higher than males, which is in line with studies conducted by researchers like Clark 1997, Sloan and Williams 2000, VanPrag et al. 2003, Gazyuli and Tensel 2006. Among other findings of this study is that the mean of job satisfaction and social happiness is similar in single vs. married participants, which is incongruent with the studies of researchers like Birborn and Kaplovtis (1996) who have reported that married people have more happiness compared with the single ones. Mean of job satisfaction and social happiness of those who teach experimental sciences is almost similar to those who teach humanities. Also amount of job satisfaction and social happiness among teachers with different academic degrees turned out to be insignificantly different, which is against findings of researchers like Suza Puza (2003), Jones and Johnson (2009), Otto et al (1999), Villa et al (2005) regarding job satisfaction and Gevrin et al (1960) for social happiness.
Results of correlation relationships indicated that social happiness with all its factors of job satisfaction and also the general parameter of job satisfaction had a significantly positive and meaningful correlation, meaning that as the degree of satisfaction with the working environment, satisfaction with the job status, headmaster, job promotions and relation with colleagues and generally job satisfaction increases, the level of social happiness also increases, and vice versa. These results are directly and indirectly in line with the proposed theories in research like the two-factor theory of motivation-health of Herzberg, equity theory of Adams, and needs hierarchy theory of Maslow. Also results obtained from the regression analysis of data of all participants showed that, in sum, the two variable of social happiness and gender, consecutively,  could predict 47.3 of changes in job satisfaction of which the variable of social happiness with the  b=0.67 had a larger share in explaining changes of job satisfaction. Also regression analysis of social happiness reveals that the three variables of job status, relationships among the colleagues, and satisfaction with the status of the headmaster could explain 46.7 of changes in social happiness of the teachers, among which the variable of job satisfaction with b=0.38 had a larger share in explaining changes.
Based on the findings of this study following suggestions are made:
In order to provide more job satisfaction and accordingly more happiness among teachers, it is suggested that system of payment and giving bonus to be revisited in a way to enable them to satisfy their basic needs and primary sources of their living and to provide  a base to satisfy higher order needs.
It is required to take actions in order to provide working atmospheres replete with senses of coordination and collaboration in educational and organizational settings in order to motivate teachers and to make positive changes in the attitude of colleagues which can lead to positive outlook and will activate them to work more and have an effective competition.
Since satisfaction with the headmaster has an important impact on social happiness of the teachers and thus their job satisfaction, it is necessary to exert utmost precision in selecting school principals and organization managers and to select those who benefit from scientific requirements as well as managerial capabilities and good manners.
Since the level of job satisfaction among male teachers was lower than females, it is required to think of methods to increase the job satisfaction of all teachers including men. In this vein, due to limitations in job opportunities and bonuses, it is required to satisfy and fulfill their job expectations in an acceptable manner based on the resources available.