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Identify the factors that influence a person's choice of job, including both salary and non-salary aspects.

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Identify the factors that influence a person's choice of job, including both salary and non-salary aspects

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  • You need to be able to identify the factors that influence a person's choice of job, including both salary and non-salary aspects.
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Factors Influencing Job Choice

Individuals consider both salary and non-salary factors when selecting a job. Salary factors include wages and benefits, while non-salary factors encompass job satisfaction, work-life balance, and company culture.

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    State two salary factors that influence job choice.

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