熱愛工作、美食的人感到最幸福 Happiness Index Rises

根據嶺南大學最新的幸福指數調查發現，不太注重金錢，但熱愛工作和美食的受訪者覺得較幸福，而女性和收入較低的受訪者也較覺得快樂。

最喜歡工作的受訪者，幸福程度最高，有77分；而喜愛美食和烹飪的受訪者則排第二，有74.1分。

東山語言中心老師的入職條件，是要喜歡孩子、喜歡這份工作，而孩子全是開心果，東山的員工，幸福程度應有78分。

The latest Hong Kong happiness index has risen marginally overall as the financial crisis has eased, according to Hong Kong happiness index.

The Lingnan University poll surveyed 828 people aged 21 and above in November, 2009 in which respondents were asked to rate their happiness on a scale of zero to 100.

It found that women were happier than men. Overall, the happiness level was 70.6, slightly higher than last year’s 69.3 and the second rise in a row from a low of 67.2 in 2007.

Setting people’s favourite activities against their happiness level, the pollsters found people who liked their jobs best were the happiest, scoring 77, followed by those who liked food and cooking at 74.1.

The lowest, 62.7, comprised people who love investment and making money most.

The happiness index for those with a monthly household income of less than HK$10,000 was up 5.7 per cent, while for those on HK$10,000 to Hk$19,999 it was up 8.2 per cent. - HKIHRM News Digest