The pie charts below demonstrate the results of examines about people relationships with their supervisors and co-workers in both years 2005 and 2009.
According to the people relationship with their supervisors, most people rated very good and good in 20005, within 61 percent rated very good and 26 percent rated good. On the other hand, there are a few workers rated poor, do not have an answer, or do not have a supervisor. In 2009, a very good figure slightly rose to 65 percent while good figure sharply falling down from 26 to 22 percent. Besides, other categories were marginally changing and almost the same with 2005.
Concerning relationships with co-workers, again most people in both years said the relationships were either good or very good, the figure for very good gradually increasing from 63 to 70 percent in 2009. The category for people said fair were rapidly diving down from 7 to 3 percent. In 2009, nobody said that their relationships with colleagues were poor. Consequently, everyone was happy with their relationships at work.
To sum up, most workers tend to have very good or good relationships with their supervisors and colleagues at work in both years 2005 and 2009. In general, the percentages were stable and the difference was not great. Otherwise, both categories of workers saying relationships were good or very good rose a bit.
The pie charts below demonstrate the results of examines about
people
relationships
with their
supervisors
and co-workers in both years 2005 and 2009.
According to the
people
relationship
with their
supervisors
, most
people
rated
very
good
and
good
in 20005, within 61
percent
rated
very
good
and 26
percent
rated
good
.
On the other hand
, there are a few workers
rated
poor, do not have an answer, or do not have a
supervisor
. In 2009, a
very
good
figure
slightly
rose to 65
percent
while
good
figure
sharply
falling down from 26 to 22
percent
.
Besides
, other categories were
marginally
changing and almost the same with 2005.
Concerning
relationships
with co-workers, again most
people
in both years said the
relationships
were either
good
or
very
good
, the figure for
very
good
gradually
increasing from 63 to 70
percent
in 2009. The category for
people
said
fair
were
rapidly
diving down
from 7 to 3
percent
. In 2009, nobody said that their
relationships
with colleagues were poor.
Consequently
, everyone was happy with their
relationships
at work.
To sum up, most workers tend to have
very
good
or
good
relationships
with their
supervisors
and colleagues at work in both years 2005 and 2009.
In general
, the percentages were stable and the difference was not great.
Otherwise
, both categories of workers saying
relationships
were
good
or
very
good
rose a bit.