Happiness At Work Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Happiness At Work Statistics

Flexibility and culture are pulling harder than cash, with 79% saying flexible work arrangements matter and 58% valuing work life balance over health insurance, while 91% note their last pay raise was under 5%. At the same time, empathy, recognition, and growth shape retention, yet 79% of quitters cite a lack of appreciation and only 21% feel engaged, making this page a timely reality check on what actually drives a happier, more productive workplace.

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Key Statistics

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80% of workers say that a workplace wellness program is important to their job satisfaction

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63% of employees value work-life balance more than health insurance

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48% of employees say they would switch jobs for better benefits packages

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35% of workers would pass up the perfect job if they didn't feel the culture was a fit

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91% of employees say their last pay raise was less than 5%

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60% of employees say benefits are a very important factor in job satisfaction

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44% of employees say they would stay longer if they received more training

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67% of workers say that remote work options increase their job satisfaction

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89% of workers at companies that support well-being are likely to recommend it as a good place to work

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57% of employees would value more health-related perks

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19% of employees prefer a flexible workspace over a salary increase

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51% of employees say that pet-friendly offices increase their happiness

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40% of employees say they would change jobs for a 10% pay increase

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32% of workers say they value professional development over a pay raise

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77% of workers say they would be more productive if they had flexible working hours

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25% of workers would take a lower-paying job for more vacation time

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62% of employees prefer a 4-day work week over a salary increase

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96% of employees believe showing empathy is important to advancing employee base

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74% of employees would accept a pay cut for a chance to work for an ideal employer

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Offering remote work can reduce employee turnover by 25%

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70% of employees say they would be more loyal to a company that offered tuition reimbursement

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68% of workers would consider a pay cut for a remote job

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80% of employees look for better dental benefits when applying for jobs

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56% of employees prefer a flexible workspace over a salary increase

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61% of workers want to work remotely full-time

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79% of employees say flexible work arrangements are important to them

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50% of employees say they would take a lower pay for a better company culture

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64% of employees say they are looking for a job with better health insurance

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73% of professionals say work-life balance is a very important factor in job satisfaction

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54% of employees say they are more likely to stay at a job with flexible hours

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Employees who feel heard are 4.6 times more likely to feel empowered to perform their best work

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79% of employees who quit their jobs cite a lack of appreciation as a key reason

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58% of employees say they would stay at a job longer if the company culture was better

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70% of the variance in team engagement is attributed to the manager

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37% of employees say personal recognition is the most important way a manager can support them

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50% of employees quit their boss, not their job

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Only 21% of employees globally are engaged at work

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54% of employees say they don't feel respected by their bosses

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Organizations with a strong coaching culture have 17% higher revenue

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93% of employees say they would stay longer at a company that invested in their career

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86% of employees blame lack of collaboration for workplace failures

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71% of executives say employee engagement is critical to their company's success

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47% of active job seekers say company culture is the main reason for looking for work

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75% of people quit their boss, not the company

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69% of employees say they would work harder if they were better recognized

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70% of employees say that having friends at work is the most important element to a happy work life

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57% of employees report not being given clear directions by management

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Culture-focused companies see 4 times higher revenue growth

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72% of employees say that respect is the top contributor to job satisfaction

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80% of employees say they are more motivated when their manager shows appreciation

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88% of employees believe that the core values of an organization are very important

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50% of employees don't know what is expected of them at work

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91% of employees feel motivated to do their best when they have leadership support

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77% of employees feel they are not being heard by their management

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61% of employees say they feel more satisfied when their company communicates its goals

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83% of employees say they would leave their job for a company with a better reputation

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89% of employees would recommend their company as a great place to work if it had an effective recognition program

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75% of employees are not satisfied with their company's recognition programs

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92% of CEOs believe their company is empathetic, while only 50% of employees agree

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86% of employees believe their performance would improve if they were recognized more

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83% of US workers suffer from work-related stress

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Burnout is responsible for up to 50% of annual workforce turnover

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42% of workers have left a job due to stress

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76% of employees experience burnout on the job at least sometimes

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Work-related stress causes 120,000 deaths annually in the United States

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1 in 5 employees reports that their mental health has worsened over the past year

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31% of employees report experiencing some form of workplace harassment

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27% of employees feel that work impacts their mental health negatively

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61% of employees identify as being burned out

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Depression at work costs employers $188 billion annually in lost productivity

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55% of employees are looking for a new job because they feel undervalued

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Anxiety and depression cause $1 trillion in costs to the global economy each year

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23% of employees feel burned out very often or always

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Staff who take regular breaks are 13% more productive

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Over 50% of employees who report being lonely are less productive

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41% of employees say their work negatively affects their mental health during the pandemic

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60% of employees have never had a conversation with their manager about mental health

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Heavy workloads contribute to 39% of workplace stress

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Employees with high stress are 2.2 times more likely to visit the ER

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44% of workers say they are stressed because of work

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Work stress causes 10% of strokes globally

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Mental health issues are the leading cause of disability worldwide

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54% of workers say they are currently looking for a new job with a better work-life balance

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Employees who are not happy are 2 times more likely to seek out a new job

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34% of employees have left a job due to a poor mental health culture

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74% of employees report being stressed by work-life imbalance

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Work-related stress causes 1 million people to miss work every day

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60% of employees have had a mental health issue because of work

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40% of employees report being bullied at work

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27% of employees say they feel burned out on a daily basis

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Disengaged employees cost the global economy $8.8 trillion in lost productivity

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Highly engaged teams result in 21% greater profitability

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Happy employees are 12% more productive than unhappy ones

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Companies with low engagement scores see 18% lower productivity

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Actively disengaged employees are 45% more likely to be looking for a new job

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Happiness at work can increase sales by 37%

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High-trust companies witness 50% higher employee productivity

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Companies with high employee engagement are 21% more productive

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13% of the world's workers are emotionally invested in their jobs

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Engaged employees are 59% less likely to look for a job with a different organization

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Performance increases by 20% when workers are happy

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Collaborative teams are 50% more effective at completing tasks

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Firms with high employee satisfaction outperform peers by 2.3% to 3.8% per year in stock returns

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Companies with high engagement enjoy a 10% increase in customer metrics

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Happy employees take 10 times fewer sick days than unhappy employees

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High engagement leads to 41% lower absenteeism

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Companies with happy employees outperform their competition by 20%

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Optimistic employees are 40% more likely to be promoted within a year

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When employees are happy, they are 31% more productive

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Teams with high engagement have 10% higher customer ratings

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Happy employees are 155% more focused than their unhappy counterparts

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Higher levels of happiness are associated with a 33% increase in profitability

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Companies with low levels of engagement have 32% lower operating income

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Productive employees are 40% more likely to be satisfied with their jobs

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Increasing employee engagement by 10% can increase profits by $2,400 per employee

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Happy employees are 10% more productive

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Only 33% of US employees are engaged at work

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Companies with high employee trust outperform the S&P 500 by three times

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Happy sales teams bring in 37% more revenue

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22% of employees are productive when they are unhappy

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92% of employees believe showing empathy is an important way to advance employee retention

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Replacing an employee can cost 1.5 to 2 times the employee’s annual salary

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73% of employees are currently open to new career opportunities

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33% of employees say their main reason for leaving is boredom

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87% of employees expect their employer to support them in balancing life and work

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40% of employees leaving a job cite lack of career development as the reason

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46% of job seekers cite company culture as very important when applying

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Voluntary turnover costs organizations $600 billion per year

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72% of people would take a lower pay for a job at a company with a strong culture

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Annual turnover for low-engagement companies is 31% higher than high-engagement ones

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81% of employees would consider leaving their job for the right offer

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82% of employees would quit their job for a company that is more ethical

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65% of employees say they would enjoy their job more if their manager gave more feedback

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66% of employees would leave their job if they didn't feel appreciated

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50% of the US workforce is looking for a new job

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1 in 3 employees left their job because they felt they weren't learning anything new

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38% of employees feel unmotivated due to lack of career growth

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40% of people leaving a job list their boss as the primary reason

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Companies spend $4,129 on average to hire a new employee

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Retention is 34% higher in companies that offer formal training

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20% of new hires leave within the first 45 days of employment

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Employee turnover rates are 14.9% higher for disengaged workers

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It takes an average of 42 days to fill a vacant position

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High turnover companies see 24% lower turnover when engagement is high

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1 in 4 employees are considering quitting their jobs in 2023

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Companies that focus on employee experience have 4 times higher profit than those that don't

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Companies that support remote work have a 25% lower turnover rate

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The average employee stays 4.1 years at their job

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47% of employees are concerned about their financial future

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69% of employees would stay with their company for 3 years or more if they had a good onboarding experience

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026
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Happiness At Work is being reshaped by benefits, flexibility, and how managers treat people, and some results are hard to ignore. For example, only 21% of employees globally are engaged, yet 96% say their last raise was under 5%. When you set that against how many people would switch jobs for culture, training, or remote options, it becomes clear that job satisfaction is often decided long before pay changes.

Key Takeaways

  • 80% of workers say that a workplace wellness program is important to their job satisfaction
  • 63% of employees value work-life balance more than health insurance
  • 48% of employees say they would switch jobs for better benefits packages
  • Employees who feel heard are 4.6 times more likely to feel empowered to perform their best work
  • 79% of employees who quit their jobs cite a lack of appreciation as a key reason
  • 58% of employees say they would stay at a job longer if the company culture was better
  • 83% of US workers suffer from work-related stress
  • Burnout is responsible for up to 50% of annual workforce turnover
  • 42% of workers have left a job due to stress
  • Disengaged employees cost the global economy $8.8 trillion in lost productivity
  • Highly engaged teams result in 21% greater profitability
  • Happy employees are 12% more productive than unhappy ones
  • 92% of employees believe showing empathy is an important way to advance employee retention
  • Replacing an employee can cost 1.5 to 2 times the employee’s annual salary
  • 73% of employees are currently open to new career opportunities

Flexible work, strong culture, and recognition drive job satisfaction and retention more than pay alone.

Benefits & Compensation

180% of workers say that a workplace wellness program is important to their job satisfaction
Single source
263% of employees value work-life balance more than health insurance
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348% of employees say they would switch jobs for better benefits packages
Verified
435% of workers would pass up the perfect job if they didn't feel the culture was a fit
Verified
591% of employees say their last pay raise was less than 5%
Single source
660% of employees say benefits are a very important factor in job satisfaction
Directional
744% of employees say they would stay longer if they received more training
Directional
867% of workers say that remote work options increase their job satisfaction
Verified
989% of workers at companies that support well-being are likely to recommend it as a good place to work
Verified
1057% of employees would value more health-related perks
Verified
1119% of employees prefer a flexible workspace over a salary increase
Verified
1251% of employees say that pet-friendly offices increase their happiness
Single source
1340% of employees say they would change jobs for a 10% pay increase
Verified
1432% of workers say they value professional development over a pay raise
Verified
1577% of workers say they would be more productive if they had flexible working hours
Directional
1625% of workers would take a lower-paying job for more vacation time
Single source
1762% of employees prefer a 4-day work week over a salary increase
Single source
1896% of employees believe showing empathy is important to advancing employee base
Verified
1974% of employees would accept a pay cut for a chance to work for an ideal employer
Verified
20Offering remote work can reduce employee turnover by 25%
Verified
2170% of employees say they would be more loyal to a company that offered tuition reimbursement
Verified
2268% of workers would consider a pay cut for a remote job
Verified
2380% of employees look for better dental benefits when applying for jobs
Verified
2456% of employees prefer a flexible workspace over a salary increase
Verified
2561% of workers want to work remotely full-time
Verified
2679% of employees say flexible work arrangements are important to them
Single source
2750% of employees say they would take a lower pay for a better company culture
Directional
2864% of employees say they are looking for a job with better health insurance
Verified
2973% of professionals say work-life balance is a very important factor in job satisfaction
Verified
3054% of employees say they are more likely to stay at a job with flexible hours
Verified

Benefits & Compensation Interpretation

Today's workforce is staging a quiet revolution, trading the old altar of salary for a new contract built on flexibility, well-being, and a culture that treats them like humans, not just human resources.

Culture & Leadership

1Employees who feel heard are 4.6 times more likely to feel empowered to perform their best work
Verified
279% of employees who quit their jobs cite a lack of appreciation as a key reason
Verified
358% of employees say they would stay at a job longer if the company culture was better
Verified
470% of the variance in team engagement is attributed to the manager
Verified
537% of employees say personal recognition is the most important way a manager can support them
Verified
650% of employees quit their boss, not their job
Verified
7Only 21% of employees globally are engaged at work
Verified
854% of employees say they don't feel respected by their bosses
Directional
9Organizations with a strong coaching culture have 17% higher revenue
Verified
1093% of employees say they would stay longer at a company that invested in their career
Single source
1186% of employees blame lack of collaboration for workplace failures
Single source
1271% of executives say employee engagement is critical to their company's success
Directional
1347% of active job seekers say company culture is the main reason for looking for work
Verified
1475% of people quit their boss, not the company
Directional
1569% of employees say they would work harder if they were better recognized
Verified
1670% of employees say that having friends at work is the most important element to a happy work life
Verified
1757% of employees report not being given clear directions by management
Single source
18Culture-focused companies see 4 times higher revenue growth
Single source
1972% of employees say that respect is the top contributor to job satisfaction
Directional
2080% of employees say they are more motivated when their manager shows appreciation
Verified
2188% of employees believe that the core values of an organization are very important
Verified
2250% of employees don't know what is expected of them at work
Verified
2391% of employees feel motivated to do their best when they have leadership support
Verified
2477% of employees feel they are not being heard by their management
Verified
2561% of employees say they feel more satisfied when their company communicates its goals
Single source
2683% of employees say they would leave their job for a company with a better reputation
Verified
2789% of employees would recommend their company as a great place to work if it had an effective recognition program
Verified
2875% of employees are not satisfied with their company's recognition programs
Verified
2992% of CEOs believe their company is empathetic, while only 50% of employees agree
Directional
3086% of employees believe their performance would improve if they were recognized more
Verified

Culture & Leadership Interpretation

The data screams that the secret to a thriving business isn't a ping-pong table but a simple, radical act of management: listening with respect and recognizing people, because when you treat employees like the intelligent adults they are, they stop plotting their escape and start building your success.

Mental Health & Wellbeing

183% of US workers suffer from work-related stress
Verified
2Burnout is responsible for up to 50% of annual workforce turnover
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342% of workers have left a job due to stress
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476% of employees experience burnout on the job at least sometimes
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5Work-related stress causes 120,000 deaths annually in the United States
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61 in 5 employees reports that their mental health has worsened over the past year
Verified
731% of employees report experiencing some form of workplace harassment
Verified
827% of employees feel that work impacts their mental health negatively
Verified
961% of employees identify as being burned out
Directional
10Depression at work costs employers $188 billion annually in lost productivity
Verified
1155% of employees are looking for a new job because they feel undervalued
Verified
12Anxiety and depression cause $1 trillion in costs to the global economy each year
Verified
1323% of employees feel burned out very often or always
Verified
14Staff who take regular breaks are 13% more productive
Verified
15Over 50% of employees who report being lonely are less productive
Verified
1641% of employees say their work negatively affects their mental health during the pandemic
Verified
1760% of employees have never had a conversation with their manager about mental health
Verified
18Heavy workloads contribute to 39% of workplace stress
Verified
19Employees with high stress are 2.2 times more likely to visit the ER
Verified
2044% of workers say they are stressed because of work
Verified
21Work stress causes 10% of strokes globally
Verified
22Mental health issues are the leading cause of disability worldwide
Verified
2354% of workers say they are currently looking for a new job with a better work-life balance
Verified
24Employees who are not happy are 2 times more likely to seek out a new job
Directional
2534% of employees have left a job due to a poor mental health culture
Verified
2674% of employees report being stressed by work-life imbalance
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27Work-related stress causes 1 million people to miss work every day
Verified
2860% of employees have had a mental health issue because of work
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2940% of employees report being bullied at work
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3027% of employees say they feel burned out on a daily basis
Verified

Mental Health & Wellbeing Interpretation

American corporate culture's relentless drive for productivity is a silent epidemic, sacrificing human well-being on the altar of output and causing a staggering exodus of talent and health.

Productivity & Engagement

1Disengaged employees cost the global economy $8.8 trillion in lost productivity
Verified
2Highly engaged teams result in 21% greater profitability
Single source
3Happy employees are 12% more productive than unhappy ones
Verified
4Companies with low engagement scores see 18% lower productivity
Verified
5Actively disengaged employees are 45% more likely to be looking for a new job
Verified
6Happiness at work can increase sales by 37%
Single source
7High-trust companies witness 50% higher employee productivity
Directional
8Companies with high employee engagement are 21% more productive
Verified
913% of the world's workers are emotionally invested in their jobs
Verified
10Engaged employees are 59% less likely to look for a job with a different organization
Verified
11Performance increases by 20% when workers are happy
Directional
12Collaborative teams are 50% more effective at completing tasks
Verified
13Firms with high employee satisfaction outperform peers by 2.3% to 3.8% per year in stock returns
Verified
14Companies with high engagement enjoy a 10% increase in customer metrics
Verified
15Happy employees take 10 times fewer sick days than unhappy employees
Directional
16High engagement leads to 41% lower absenteeism
Directional
17Companies with happy employees outperform their competition by 20%
Verified
18Optimistic employees are 40% more likely to be promoted within a year
Verified
19When employees are happy, they are 31% more productive
Verified
20Teams with high engagement have 10% higher customer ratings
Verified
21Happy employees are 155% more focused than their unhappy counterparts
Verified
22Higher levels of happiness are associated with a 33% increase in profitability
Verified
23Companies with low levels of engagement have 32% lower operating income
Verified
24Productive employees are 40% more likely to be satisfied with their jobs
Directional
25Increasing employee engagement by 10% can increase profits by $2,400 per employee
Verified
26Happy employees are 10% more productive
Verified
27Only 33% of US employees are engaged at work
Single source
28Companies with high employee trust outperform the S&P 500 by three times
Verified
29Happy sales teams bring in 37% more revenue
Verified
3022% of employees are productive when they are unhappy
Directional

Productivity & Engagement Interpretation

While it sounds like a corporate fever dream, the data is clear: keeping employees happy isn't just nice, it's the starkly profitable difference between a thriving company and a leaking ship of absenteeism, turnover, and lost revenue.

Retention & Loyalty

192% of employees believe showing empathy is an important way to advance employee retention
Verified
2Replacing an employee can cost 1.5 to 2 times the employee’s annual salary
Verified
373% of employees are currently open to new career opportunities
Verified
433% of employees say their main reason for leaving is boredom
Verified
587% of employees expect their employer to support them in balancing life and work
Single source
640% of employees leaving a job cite lack of career development as the reason
Verified
746% of job seekers cite company culture as very important when applying
Single source
8Voluntary turnover costs organizations $600 billion per year
Verified
972% of people would take a lower pay for a job at a company with a strong culture
Verified
10Annual turnover for low-engagement companies is 31% higher than high-engagement ones
Verified
1181% of employees would consider leaving their job for the right offer
Verified
1282% of employees would quit their job for a company that is more ethical
Directional
1365% of employees say they would enjoy their job more if their manager gave more feedback
Verified
1466% of employees would leave their job if they didn't feel appreciated
Single source
1550% of the US workforce is looking for a new job
Verified
161 in 3 employees left their job because they felt they weren't learning anything new
Verified
1738% of employees feel unmotivated due to lack of career growth
Verified
1840% of people leaving a job list their boss as the primary reason
Single source
19Companies spend $4,129 on average to hire a new employee
Single source
20Retention is 34% higher in companies that offer formal training
Verified
2120% of new hires leave within the first 45 days of employment
Verified
22Employee turnover rates are 14.9% higher for disengaged workers
Verified
23It takes an average of 42 days to fill a vacant position
Directional
24High turnover companies see 24% lower turnover when engagement is high
Directional
251 in 4 employees are considering quitting their jobs in 2023
Verified
26Companies that focus on employee experience have 4 times higher profit than those that don't
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27Companies that support remote work have a 25% lower turnover rate
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28The average employee stays 4.1 years at their job
Single source
2947% of employees are concerned about their financial future
Verified
3069% of employees would stay with their company for 3 years or more if they had a good onboarding experience
Verified

Retention & Loyalty Interpretation

A company that treats its employees like a cheap battery—draining them without recharging their purpose, growth, or dignity—will discover that the true cost of such neglect is not just financial but the slow, certain drain of its own lifeblood.

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    HAYS
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    WHO
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    banfield.com

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    FACULTY
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    KFF
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    INC
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    STRESS
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    MAYOCLINICHEALTHSYSTEM
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    FASTCOMPANY
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    fastcompany.com

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    Reference 58
    TALENTLYFT
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    ASSOCIATIONFORLEARNING
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    OWLLABS
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    owllabs.com

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    IAPA
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    CULTUREAMP
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    HIRINGMONSTER
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    BRIGHTHORIZONS
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    brighthorizons.com

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    MCKINSEY
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    mckinsey.com

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    TINYPULSE
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    FLEXJOBS
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    DELTADENTAL
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    Reference 69
    HAPPINESS-AT-WORK
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    happiness-at-work.org

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    Reference 70
    INDEED
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    indeed.com

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    BAMBOOHR
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    bamboohr.com

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    IWGPLC
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    iwgplc.com

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    ACHIEVERS
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    PWC
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    pwc.com

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    Reference 75
    PEWRESEARCH
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    OX
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    GREATPLACETOWORK
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    BLS
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