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Why Conduct Employee Opinion Surveys? (8 Solid Reasons)

6Q

Getting organisations to conduct an employee opinion survey can be tricky. In this article, we discuss why employee opinion surveys are worth investing your time and money in. Here 8 key reasons why you should regularly conduct employee opinion surveys in your organisation. Give employees a voice.

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Employee Opinion Surveys: Best Practices and Questions

Contact Monkey - HR

To tap into their perspectives, you need to conduct regular employee opinion surveys—and act on them strategically. . Not to mention, showing that your organization genuinely cares about employee opinions is motivating and can help to boost employee engagement. . What is an Employee Opinion Survey?

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Employee Engagement: Employee Engagement Surveys

EmployeeConnect

At the heart of understanding and enhancing employee engagement lie comprehensive surveys. These surveys, tailored to gauge various aspects of the employee experience, provide invaluable insights into the pulse of the workforce. One of the most significant roles of employee surveys is their impact on company culture.

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Shore Up Recruiting & Retention Efforts Quickly & Easily

EngagementMultiplier

Simply fielding a survey and asking employees for their unvarnished feedback and opinion can, in and of itself, make a significant difference. Survey employees, generate the action plan for delivering improvements over the next 90 days, keep the communications flowing and re-survey the team quarterly.

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Dice 2018 Recruitment Automation Report

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies are rapidly changing the way many recruit and hire talent. Read Dice's first-ever Recruitment Automation Report to discover how you can employ new, cutting-edge technologies to source and hire tech talent faster.

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One in four companies will comment on sociopolitical issues less frequently going forward, survey finds

HR Brew

And they’re not about to stop, according to a University of South Carolina survey of 171 CHROs in the US between May and June 2023. Most CHROs (70%) surveyed plan to continue making statements as much as they do now, the report found. However, 26% said they’ll reduce their frequency.

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Managers Complain about Gen Z’s Soft Skills but Is That the Problem with Managing Gen Z?

HR Digest

Articles and opinions everywhere say with certainty that hiring and retention is difficult because Gen Z does not want to work. A ResumeBuilder survey found that 74% of the interviewed managers and leaders believed that Gen Z was a tougher group to organize than previous generations, with a majority preferring Millennial workers.