What's it all about?
A research-rich study, Emerging Workforce® is designed to uncover the evolving attitudes and motivations of American workers in context with job satisfaction, engagement, and retention. Findings are paired against employer perspectives and practices to create a 360-degree view of the workforce. The study offers unprecedented insights about workers, equipping employers with the insight needed to make informed decisions that favorably impact performance.
- 22 years of workforce research
- 2,800+ employees surveyed
- 700+ HR leaders surveyed
- 225,000+ workers and thousands of companies surveyed since 1997
Three types of employers were uncovered
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Traditional
- Employees who put in the time with a company deserve promotions.
- Job security is a chief concern and essential to retention.
- Employers are responsible for employee growth and development.
- Organizational charts should be followed and respected.
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Migrating
Migrating workers and employers share some of the beliefs of their traditional counterparts but are moving toward an emergent mindset.
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Emergent
- Employees who perform well and contribute value deserve promotions.
- Career growth is a high priority and crucial to retention.
- Employees drive their own career growth and development.
- Getting the job done is more important than following organizational charts.
- Changing jobs is essential to career advancement.