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Two-thirds of UK staff do not feel connected at work

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Two-thirds of UK employees do not feel a sense of connection and belonging at work, according to research by employee engagement and HR technology firm Reward Gateway. Conversely, 9% of staff aged 55 and above experience loneliness at work.

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The top 10 most-read articles between 22 – 28 September 2023

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The top 10 most-read articles on employeebenefits.co.uk The top 10 most-read articles on employeebenefits.co.uk

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From the archive: The role of workplace design in employee engagement

Workplace Insight

A global study by my own firm Steelcase has found that one-third of workers across 17 of the world’s most important economies are actually disengaged. Workers who have the ability to choose where they want to work in the office based on the task at hand are much more engaged in the work they do.

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Most British workers likely to underestimate their employer’s gender pay gap

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Despite most British workers (96%) agreeing that the UK has a gender pay gap, as many as 57% don’t believe there are any gender pay disparities in their own workplaces, new research finds. While many UK workers may have heard of the gender pay gap, few are clear on the details. A third of people (33%) think it’s over 50%.

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Only 41% of workers think they’re paid ‘what they are worth’, survey shows

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Nearly half of UK workers think they’re being paid less than they should be, according to new research by CIPHR . A new survey by HR software provider CIPHR suggests that most people don’t believe they’re being paid what they think ‘they are worth’ to do their current jobs. Why don’t people ask for a pay rise more regularly?

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67% of UK employees will keep wearing masks at work, CIPHR research shows

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CIPHR survey of 1,016 UK workers reveals employee attitudes towards the return to their ‘usual’ (pre-pandemic) workplace. 81% of businesses whose staff worked at home during the pandemic have now reopened in some capacity. 81% of businesses whose staff worked at home during the pandemic have now reopened in some capacity.

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Most leaders and senior managers find their jobs stressful, survey says

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A staggering 98% of the 265 leaders and senior managers polled found at least one aspect of their work stressful, while two-fifths (83%) are affected by three or more work-related stressors (the average, per person, is eight). Yet, despite the obvious stress their work causes them, just 4% claim not to like their jobs.