Employee Engagement and the Employee Experience 2021: Current levels of employee engagement. This XpertHR survey was conducted in November 2021.
Hybrid Working 2021: The stage at which organisations' hybrid working models are currently at. This XpertHR survey was conducted in October 2021.
Benefits and Allowances 2019: The percentage of eligible employees that are currently a member of the organisation's workplace pension scheme. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2019.
Absence Rates and Costs 2015: The absence rate for the 2014 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. This XpertHR survey was conducted in June 2015.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: The absence rate for the 2021 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
Absence Rates and Costs 2020: The absence rate for the 2019 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. This XpertHR survey was conducted in June 2020.
Absence Rates and Costs 2021: The absence rate for the 2020 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. This XpertHR survey was conducted in April 2021.
HR Metrics and Analytics 2016: How employers describe the quality of their organisation's data on absence. This XpertHR survey was conducted in April 2016.
Absence Rates and Costs 2015: How the absence rate has changed over the past 12 months. This XpertHR survey was conducted in June 2015.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: How organisational absence rates have changed over the past 12 months. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
Hybrid Working 2022: The current stage of organisations' processes in embedding hybrid working models. This XpertHR survey was conducted in May 2022.
Absence initiative 2014: The key factor in the success of UK employers' actions to manage workforce absence over the past two years, November 2013.
Absence Rates and Costs 2021: The short-term absence rate for the 2020 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines short-term sickness absence as 'an absence lasting up to (but less than) four weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in April 2021.
Absence Rates and Costs 2021: How organisational absence rates have changed over the past 12 months. This XpertHR survey was conducted in April 2021.
Absence initiative 2014: The least influential factor in the success of UK employers' actions to manage workforce absence over the past two years, November 2013.
Absence Rates and Costs 2020: The long-term absence rate for the 2019 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines long-term sickness absence as an absence lasting 'four or more weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in June 2020.
Absence Rates and Costs 2020: The short-term absence rate for the 2019 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines short-term sickness absence as 'an absence lasting up to (but less than) four weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in June 2020.
Absence Rates and Costs 2021: The long-term absence rate for the 2020 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines long-term sickness absence as an absence lasting 'four or more weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in April 2021.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: The long-term absence rate for the 2021 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines long-term sickness absence as an absence lasting 'four or more weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
Absence Rates and Costs 2022: The short-term absence rate for the 2021 calendar year in terms of the number of days' absence per employee. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) defines short-term sickness absence as 'an absence lasting up to (but less than) four weeks'. This XpertHR survey was conducted in March 2022.
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