In many countries, smoking is now illegal in public places. Many people believe that such a ban is justified. Do you agree or disagree?

As the majority of adults spend most of their time at

work

, being content with their careers is a crucial part of their health and happiness.

This

essay will first discuss how being respected and well paid contributes toward

job

satisfaction and

then

suggest that expecting everyone to be happy with their career is unrealistic because many people’s circumstances force them to

work

in unfulfilling jobs. One factor that leads to people being satisfied with their

job

is being treated with respect. If employees feel that their managers appreciate them and the

work

they do, it gives them a sense of ownership, and they enjoy their

work

more because their contributions matter. A fair salary and benefits are

also

important considerations. If workers feel they are being underpaid, they will either resent their bosses or look for another

job

. In the UK,

for example

, the most cited reason for leaving a

job

last

year was an inadequate salary. I do not think it is feasible to expect everyone to enjoy their

work

because many people have no other choice but to do jobs they do not like. Attaining a rewarding

job

usually requires a good education, which many people cannot afford. The result is that they end up working in unsatisfying roles just to be able to survive. An example of

this

is workers in sweatshops or factories, who cannot quit their terrible jobs because they are unable to secure better employment

elsewhere

. In conclusion, being satisfied at

work

is an important part of a person’s well-being, and respect from management and fair pay can improve one’s level of happiness.

However

,

job

satisfaction for all workers is an unrealistic prospect because circumstances make it impossible for everyone to have a rewarding

job

.