Top of the world: why Indonesian workers are happiest in Asia-Pacific

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A recent Jobstreet by SEEK report indicates that Indonesian workers are the happiest in the Asia-Pacific region, with 82% reporting feeling somewhat or extremely happy at work. The survey, conducted across eight regional markets, explores potential reasons for this high level of job satisfaction. Experts suggest a combination of factors, including Indonesia's communal culture, religious values, and strong workplace social connections, contribute to the positive attitudes. While the survey highlights overall happiness, it also hints at underlying issues such as burnout and job insecurity. Other countries surveyed include the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, and Hong Kong, with Hong Kong reporting the lowest level of worker happiness at 47%.
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