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Public v. private – who’s happier?

Paul Rowson, Managing Director at World at Work, analyzes the Gallup poll results.

Federal News Network Staff

July 1, 2011 4:22 pm

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A pay freeze and budget cuts have made 2011 a tough year for feds. But despite these setbacks a new Gallup poll finds federal employees are happier compared to their private sector counterparts. But it’s not all good news. Paul Rowson is the Managing Director at World at Work.

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