The objective of this research is to compare the satisfaction level on job aspects of hospital employees in Australia and Taiwan. A self-report questionnaire on 'Employee Perspective' was used to survey hospital employees in Australia and Taiwan. Overall, 150 questionnaires in Australia and 111 questionnaires in Taiwan were collected. Findings indicate that Australian employees had significantly lower job aspect levels than their Taiwanese counterparts. Three factors, namely morale, participation, and recognition, were identified to explain the differences. The forth factor, job security, however, did not show any significant difference between the two groups. Although different countries utilize management style differently, it is beneficial to compare employee satisfaction levels on their job aspects between countries, because practitioners may adjust their management styles based on the study results.