According to the Edelman 2021 Trust Barometer Special Report on the Belief-Driven Employee, 59 percent of employees want their work to be more personally fulfilling and to work in an environment where they feel more valued... https://t.co/RBkRYxXHWo
WeGift shared the findings of a consumer survey about corporate gifting and recognition and 80% of respondents reported that they would be happy to receive gift cards, easily beating even cash, which clocked in at 68%. https://t.co/s2NFGXR2sJ
Data from a recent study reveals that the UK’s company benefit schemes are ignoring younger employees, with just 16% of UK employees under 25 (Gen Z) feeling that their current benefits package is suitable for them. . https://t.co/Nng40CNhcb
https://t.co/fbY9tF5EeM When employees see that their work has a purpose, they feel like they are helping to make the world a better place, which makes them more engaged. Guido Heezen, a Director at Effectory, explains the conditions required to create an engaged workforce.
A new study reveals widespread bias against those taking parental leave in the UK, as 1 in 6 parents felt their career opportunities reduced after simply requesting parental leave. https://t.co/M184YamYvH
New research reveals the barriers HR faces when tackling rising levels of employee burnout. The research, from Wellbeing Partners, shows that the most cited issue preventing HR from providing better burnout support to employees is their own workload. https://t.co/pFCnLXUn7v
While many people may be busy considering their career options, and even looking to change employers this year, new research reveals that the majority of Brits do actually enjoy their jobs. https://t.co/pVIbcyqn5g
Despite rising calls for employees’ ‘right to disconnect’, a recent survey from Wellbeing Partners reveals that just 2 in 10 (20%) employers have policies in place to discourage staff from emailing other employees outside of working hours. https://t.co/NvsPkepiTi