Museum Workers' Satisfaction
A recent report by Museums Moving Forward (MMF) found that workers at smaller museums are more satisfied than their colleagues at larger institutions.
The report, titled "Report on Workplace Equity and Organizational Culture in US Art Museums," discovered some positive trends amidst ongoing issues of low pay, inequity, and burnout.
MMF aims to create "a more just museum sector" by 2030.
Key Findings
- Workers at smaller museums reported higher job satisfaction.
- Low pay, burnout, and inequity persist in the museum sector.
- Unionized institutions showed improvement in addressing these issues.
Author's summary: Museum workers' satisfaction varies by institution size.
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