“Portugal is the fifth country in the world most dissatisfied with social wages,” a statement from Intercampus said.
However, 64% of Portuguese respondents said they were satisfied with their work.
In particular, regarding salary, 45% said they were dissatisfied and 39% were satisfied.
Globally, 65% of workers are satisfied with their jobs and 47% approve of their wages.
According to this analysis, the people who are most satisfied with their work are in Europe, the United States of America, West Asia and Latin America.
He noted that “the country most dissatisfied with the employment situation in the world is Kenya (59%), followed by Nigeria (36%).”
The two indicators that most influence these responses are income and education.
The survey also found that AI raises concerns (38%) globally.
More than 20% of respondents do not feel well enough to evaluate the effects of AI on humanity.
He explained, “Young people are the most optimistic and see the greatest opportunities in artificial intelligence, as well as respondents with higher qualifications, while older and less educated generations are more interested.”
To conduct this analysis, 46,138 people were interviewed in 45 countries. In each country, the sample amounted to one thousand people. Interviews were conducted between October and December 2023, in person, by phone, or online.
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