Gallup Daily
| Jan 19-26, 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Engaged at Work | 33.3% | +0.8 |
| Jan 24-26, 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Obama Approval | 48% | -2 |
| Obama Disapproval | 46% | +1 |
| Payroll to Population | 44.0% | +0.2 |
| Underemployed | 16.0% | - |
| Unemployed | 7.0% | - |
| Job Creation Index | 27 | -2 |
| Economic Confidence | 6 | - |
| Consumer Spending | $77 | +1 |
| Worried About Money | 36% | -2 |
| Active and Productive | 68% | -1 |
Part-Time Work Can Benefit Baby Boomers and Their Employers
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How Entrepreneurial Talent Drives Business Success
Studies clearly show that business-building talent affects behaviors that in turn influence entrepreneurial outcomes.
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Different Demographic Groups Must Be Managed Differently
Age, generation, gender, education level and tenure, among other things, all relate to a worker's engagement.
Presidential Job Approval Center
The Trend Line: U.S. Satisfaction With Economy Higher Than One Year Ago
Factory Workers Don't Care About Their Company's Mission
Company-wide mission statements often don't resonate in manufacturing plants. But a local mission does.
The Trend Line: Satisfaction With Way Things Are Going Reaches Three-Year High
5 Reasons Why Your Company's Analytics Program Is Failing
10 Discoveries About U.S. College Grads
American Entrepreneurship: Dead or Alive?
When businesses are closing faster than they're launching, free enterprise dies -- and America dies with it.
Americans Less Interested in Two Major Political Parties
The Trend Line: More Americans Identify as Democrats Than Republicans
The Trend Line: U.S. Economic and Standard of Living Indexes Reach New Highs
Banks: Customer Engagement Is on You, Not the Economy
Innovation Has No Value Without Entrepreneurship
There's no shortage of innovative ideas in the U.S. What the country really needs is more entrepreneurs starting new businesses.
70% of U.S. workers are not engaged at work