Research Briefs
Drivers of the Human Experience at Work
In our current research brief series - Drivers of the Human Experience at Work - we take a deep dive into key drivers impacting human experience at work across four levels: the individual (human center), the team, the organization, and society.
Combining data with external research to explore the implications of our findings - what they reveal, why they matter, and how you can apply these learnings to elevate your organization - these briefs complement our Pulse of the U.S. Workforce reports and provide a comprehensive view of the U.S. worker's experience in the workplace today.
To Speak or Not to Speak: Leading in a Politically Charged Workplace
January 2025
In an era of heightened political polarization, the boundaries between personal beliefs and workplace culture are increasingly blurred. This brief examines the financial, reputational, and cultural impacts of corporate political positioning, offering data-driven, human-centric strategies to help leaders navigate these challenges effectively.
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Addressing Job Insecurity with Humanity
November 2024
The average adult spends approximately one-third of their life at work. As such, it should come as no surprise that beyond the paycheck, jobs can offer purpose, identity, validation, financial security, and a sense of belonging. The fear of losing one’s job can be debilitating. Leaders can help.
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Leading Gen Z in the Workforce
October 2024
Gen Z is transforming the workplace with their emphasis on purpose, inclusivity, and innovation. This research brief explores how to foster a workplace where Gen Z thrives, driving engagement and productivity.
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Why Trust in a CEO Matters
September 2024
In times of uncertainty, people look to CEOs for direction and stability, with trust being a key factor in their influence. This research brief dives into the driver of trust in top leadership, providing insight into workforce sentiment and its impact on performance and retention.
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