Engagement survey scores show what is happening, but not why. Emotions—like stress, pride, or frustration—drive behaviour, spread across teams, and often shift before scores do. Without this key insight, engagement scores are useless...
Over the past year, UK businesses have steadily increased the number of in-office days expected from employees. Some are moving from two to three days, others pushing for four or even full-time presence. The shift is often driven by good intentions: rekindling collaboration, boosting innovation, or reviving company culture.
With the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour in Australia in full swing, Andy Meredith asks what we can learn from the rugby team about healthy employee engagement.
Michelle Page unpacks the challenges and strategies behind moving HR from firefighting to embedding leader-led, thriving workforces. Helping HR teams influence senior leaders, build leadership accountability, and transforming their people strategy from reactive to proactive.
Almost a fifth of employees (18%) feel stressed at work, according to recent data from Inpulse, experts in employee engagement, whose survey data takes into consideration 20,000 employees across 10 countries. After stress, the next most dominant negative emotion was ‘unappreciated’ at 15%. When compared to data from 2022, 18% of employees were feeling both unappreciated […]
In recognition of World Gratitude Day, Alex Williams explores the value of a culture of recognition and our exciting plans to continually develop the Inpulse engagement platform through 2025.
Commentators warn Gen Z and older workers are ‘talking in two different languages’ as report finds stark contrasts between generations’ approaches to work
