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2. Overview. Brief overview of projectSatisfaction with overall compensationSalaryBenefitsWork/Life balanceOpen-end commentsSuggestions for improvementsSources of concern. 3. Survey Methods
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1. 1 2006 Faculty Well-Being Survey: Salary and Benefits, Work-Life Balance, and Overall Satisfaction
Presentation for the Human Resources Advisory Committee
June 12, 2007
Nancy Whelchel, PhD
Assistant Director for Survey Research
University Planning and Analysis
http://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/UPA/survey/faculty/
2. 2 Overview Brief overview of project
Satisfaction with overall compensation
Salary
Benefits
Work/Life balance
Open-end comments
Suggestions for improvements
Sources of concern
3. 3 Survey Methods & Response Rate Web-based
Included 13 areas related to ‘well-being’
including ‘Salary & Benefits’
@350 closed-end
8 open-end
including one related to salary and benefits
Population N = 1,625 (no sampling)
On campus
Tenure/non-tenure track faculty/lecturers (including dept heads, music, PE, FYC, extension, clinical, research)
FTE .75 AY04-05 & AY05-06
69.7% response rate (N = 1,132)
No significant differences in response rate between subgroups
4. 4 Survey Resultshttp://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/UPA/survey/faculty/ Executive summary (overall results)
Research methods
Annotated questionnaire
Tables by:
Academic Profile (rank, tenure status, administrative experience)
Demographic Profile (gender, race/ethnicity, citizenship, age, # years at NC State)
College
Overall results
Tenure-track faculty only
Academic and demographic profiles
Select presentations & topical reports
Invitation for feedback
5. 5 CompensationOverall Satisfaction Slightly less than half of faculty agree that they are satisfied with their compensation (salary & benefits) at NC State.