這主題牽涉到金錢與工作滿意的關係，是個永恆的難題。
These are the top 10 most satisfying jobs: surprised?
Research
into job satisfaction – from vicars to secretaries to builders –
reveals some unexpected results. Tell us where you come in the league
table
As happy as can be? A Church of England vicar. Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty
The UK government has released research into the most satisfying careers. The most well-paid aren't the happiest, according to the results, as reported by the BBC.
Members of the clergy, who earn on average £20,568 a year, are the most
satisfied of all. They're followed by highly paid chief executives, but
at number four another low-paid profession, that of company secretary,
pops up.
Below are the top 10 occupations, their mean income and their life satisfaction rating.
1. Clergy
£20,568
8.291
2. Chief executives and senior officials
£117,700
7.957
3. Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture
£31,721
7.946
4. Company secretaries
£18,176
7.93
5. Quality assurance and regulatory professionals
£42,898
7.891
6. Health care practice managers
£31,267
7.843
7. Medical practitioners
£70,648
7.836
8. Farmers
£24,520
7.808
9. Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors
£32,470
7.795
10. Skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisors
£35,316
7.795
Not so happy? A builder at work in Camberwell, south London.
Photograph: Frank Baron for the Guardian
Down at the bottom things are maybe a little more predictable –
though, like everything in the survey, this might not tally with your
experience.
265. Plastics process operatives
£21,066
6.722
266. Bar staff
£7,317
6.686
267. Care escorts
£7,343
6.614
268. Sports and leisure assistants
£11,651
6.607
269. Telephone salespersons
£17,362
6.605
270. Floorers and wall tilers
£23,547
6.571
271. Industrial cleaning process occupations
£15,241
6.563
272. Debt, rent and other cash collectors
£17,371
6.561
273. Elementary construction occupations
£20,910
6.389
274. Publicans and managers of licensed premises
£25,222
6.38
Tell us what you think of the results, and whether you know different.
Below are the top 10 occupations, their mean income and their life satisfaction rating.
1. Clergy
£20,568
8.291
2. Chief executives and senior officials
£117,700
7.957
3. Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture
£31,721
7.946
4. Company secretaries
£18,176
7.93
5. Quality assurance and regulatory professionals
£42,898
7.891
6. Health care practice managers
£31,267
7.843
7. Medical practitioners
£70,648
7.836
8. Farmers
£24,520
7.808
9. Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors
£32,470
7.795
10. Skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisors
£35,316
7.795
Not so happy? A builder at work in Camberwell, south London.
Photograph: Frank Baron for the Guardian
Down at the bottom things are maybe a little more predictable –
though, like everything in the survey, this might not tally with your
experience.265. Plastics process operatives
£21,066
6.722
266. Bar staff
£7,317
6.686
267. Care escorts
£7,343
6.614
268. Sports and leisure assistants
£11,651
6.607
269. Telephone salespersons
£17,362
6.605
270. Floorers and wall tilers
£23,547
6.571
271. Industrial cleaning process occupations
£15,241
6.563
272. Debt, rent and other cash collectors
£17,371
6.561
273. Elementary construction occupations
£20,910
6.389
274. Publicans and managers of licensed premises
£25,222
6.38
Tell us what you think of the results, and whether you know different.
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