With this fresh in mind, a few members of Team K & B who recently graduated wanted to study and expose the most challenging aspects of the current UK job market, while also exploring the new workplace expectations of graduates and other job seeker-demographics.
The result: a report that combines feedback from 120 graduates with job market data and expert advice – giving organisations the insight and actions to improve their employee experience from the very first touch point and future proof their people strategy by prioritising culture, wellbeing and flexible working.
Download The 2021 Graduate Experience report now to understand:
The four-day week: on the horizon or just a mirage?
The latest four-day week trials show overwhelmingly positive results, but there are still question marks about the true feasibility of it becoming the new normal working week, and are there other more immediate ways to achieve the benefits that employees are seeking?
Read moreEmployee wellbeing: where should organisations be focusing their efforts?
New Ipsos data shows us the size of the challenge we’re facing when it comes to employee wellbeing. So where should organisations be focusing their efforts?
Read moreBuilding Trust in Leaders: New insights and advice on where to start
This report dives into the latest data — revealing why there is little trust in business leaders today, followed by advice from our MD of Client Services, Louise Breed.
Read moreHybrid Working: The never-ending search for the right approach
Leaders want to see more people return to the office but employees are expecting greater flexibility, so what’s the solution?
Read moreThe 2021 Graduate Experience Report
Alongside millions of UK job seekers, graduates have entered one of the most challenging job markets for years.
Read moreOrganisational change: managing the impact on employee engagement and culture
With 47% of organisations currently planning structural change, our CEO Ghassan Karian, studies the impact of organisational change.
Read moreThree steps to creating a more inclusive workplace (with The Unmistakables)
Insights from Simone Marquis, Culture and Inclusion Director at The Unmistakables, a strategic consultancy offering ‘inside out inclusion’.
Read morePutting employee wellbeing at the heart of organisational culture (Practical advice)
Where are workplace wellbeing strategies going wrong?’ Watch the video from our Client Solutions Director, Jack Evans, to find out.
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