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Public sector employee surveys

Public sector organisations face unique challenges in creating supportive, motivated and productive workplaces. By listening to employees and understanding their needs, you can build a truly outstanding workplace.
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Happy employees, productive workplaces

Regularly surveying staff gives public sector organisations the data needed to address challenges and celebrate successes.

Combining this with 360 feedback and leadership training builds confident, inspiring leaders who engage and motivate their teams. A happy, supported workforce contributes to greater productivity and better outcomes for the people you serve.

Types of public sector businesses we work with

We work with a variety of public sector organisations, including:

  • Local councils
  • NHS trusts
  • Education authorities
  • Government agencies
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Addressing retention challenges in the public sector

High turnover and retention struggles are common in the public sector, often due to factors like budget constraints, workload pressures and limited career progression. 

Our public sector employee surveys provide insight into why employees leave and what motivates them to stay, helping you take steps to reduce turnover and retain experienced, skilled staff.

Improving engagement and motivation

Public sector employees are often driven by a sense of purpose, but engagement can wane due to bureaucracy or resource limitations. 

Employee engagement surveys identify what inspires your team, helping you align roles and organisational goals to boost morale, motivation and job satisfaction.

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Prioritising workplace wellbeing

Workplace stress is a significant concern in the public sector, with many employees facing high workloads and emotional demands. 

Our surveys explore wellbeing concerns, providing insights to help create a healthier workplace through better support, improved work-life balance and targeted initiatives.

Building the foundation for long-term success

Understanding your employees’ needs through surveys helps public sector organisations make informed decisions to support staff and enhance organisational effectiveness. 

Whether addressing retention, engagement or wellbeing, our tools provide the insights needed to create a thriving workplace.

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How People Insight can help

Employee surveys

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Whether you’re looking to carry out employee engagement surveys, D&I surveys or boost wellbeing within your organisation, we can help you bring meaningful surveys to life.

360 feedback

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Our 360 feedback tool marries the best in generative AI with expert consulting and project management, leaving you with personal development plans to boost growth.

Consultancy

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Unlike other providers, we go beyond the data. Our consultants are HR experts with the skills and knowledge to guide you on your employee listening journey, advising on strategy.

Testimonials

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The support for and understanding of our organisation is exceptional.

Chris Maile, Head of HR at The Supreme Court

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The team have been incredibly helpful and responsive to our questions and needs throughout.

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Our resources

From case studies to webinars and whitepapers, our resources section is rich with inspirational material that will help you flesh out your employee listening and leadership development strategies. Our blog posts explore all things employee experience, from the employee-employer relationship to change management struggles.