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Employee survey guide

  • Why research
  • Benefits of research
  • Why use surveys
  • Aims and objectives

 

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The Survey Initiative: An Introductory Guide to Employee Research and Employee Surveys.

Benefits of conducting employee research

In our experience we have found the main benefits that can be achieved from employee research include:

  • Demonstrating to employees that you are taking a genuine interest in them, their views and ideas;
  • Identifying strengths and weaknesses in management performance and organisational policies, procedures and technology which will improve operational efficiency and reduce costs, as well as improving employee satisfaction;
  • Improving employee retention, which will in turn reduce the costs of recruiting and retraining replacement staff and make your company a more attractive employment proposition;
  • Improving the ability of employees to achieve a better balance between their work and home lives and thereby reduce absenteeism;
  • Determining key contributors and barriers to delivering excellent customer service and soliciting invaluable improvement ideas from employees who deal with customers on a daily basis;
  • Highlighting any issues that arise from changes in current programs and consulting on various plans, such as relocation, so that they can be managed in a proactive rather than a reactive way, with the benefits from the change being realised at the earliest possible opportunity;
  • Helping HR Directors to drive key employee issues and concerns to the forefront of the organisation’s management agenda.
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