1.

The factors affecting UEH students’ satisfaction towards taking part-

time jobs
Number Source of Source of measurement scale
measurement scale
A. Working conditions
1 Extremely satisfied
2 Satisfied
3 Normal
4 Dissatisfied
5 Extremely
dissatisfied
B. Salary
6 Extremely satisfied
7 Satisfied
8 Normal
9 Dissatisfied
10 Extremely
dissatisfied
C. Obtained experience
11 Extremely satisfied
12 Satisfied
13 Normal
14 Dissatisfied
15 Extremely
dissatisfied
2. The negative impact of taking part-time jobs on academic work
Number Source of Source of measurement scale
measurement scale
D. Do not have enough time for studying
16 Strongly agree
17 Agree
 18 Neither agree nor
disagree
19 Disagree
20 Strongly disagree
E. Do not concentrate on study
21 Strongly agree
22 Agree
23 Neither agree nor
disagree
24 Disagree
25 Strongly disagree
F. Health degradation leads to less energy to
study
26 Strongly agree
27 Agree
28 Neither agree nor
disagree
29 Disagree
30 Strongly disagree

G. Think too much about salary and cannot

focus on studying
31 Strongly agree
32 Agree
33 Neither agree nor
disagree
34 Disagree
35 Strongly disagree
H. The frequency of part-time jobs
negatively impacting on academic work
 36 Never
37 Seldom
38 Sometimes
39 Often
40 Always

3. The balance between taking part-time jobs and studying

Number Source of Source of measurement scale
measurement scale
J. Reasonable time arrangement for
simultaneously working and studying
41 Strongly agree
42 Agree
43 Neither agree nor
disagree
44 Disagree
45 Strongly disagree

L. Working your way through university

Strongly agree
46
47 Agree
48 Neither agree nor
disagree
49 Disagree
50 Strongly disagree
N. A suitable job without neagtive health
impact
51 Strongly agree
52 Agree
53 Neither agree nor
disagree
54 Disagree
 55 Strongly disagree
P. Part-time jobs priority level
56 Strongly agree
57 Agree
58 Neither agree nor
disagree
59 Disagree
60 Strongly disagree
Q. The preference between studying and
working
61 Flexible working
schedule
62 Drop the class or
cancel personal
activities to go to
work
63 Others

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