Abstract. Competitions amongst International Schools recently become a major concern of School management.
The numbers of opening International schools in Jakarta provide a large opportunity of labor market especially
those interested in working for a school. Hiring and retaining competent employees are not jobs; school
management need to generate an attractive package to attract qualified employees. This research focuses on
the job satisfaction from two different perspectives i.e. compensation and organizational climate. This research
analyzes the correlation between compensation and organizational climate as factors that provide employee’s job
satisfaction at British International School. Descriptive method is used to explore the correlations and identify
the attribution of each factor that affects employee’s job satisfactions. The research indicates that compensation
and organizational climate strongly affect the job satisfactions.
