Search Results

Seven percent of Japan's working population is engaged at work, one of the lowest engagement rates in the world. This means that only one in 14 employees enter their workplace every day feeling motivated, enthusiastic, and committed to adding ...

Amid the government shutdown, Gallup's U.S. Economic Confidence Index dropped 12 points to -34 last week -- the largest one-week drop since Lehman Brothers collapsed in September 2008. Americans' economic outlook slid 17 points.

U.S. federal government employees are slightly less engaged in their jobs than those outside the federal government. With two million employees in the federal government, this equates to billions of dollars in lost value for their agencies and ...

Wary consumers will give more money to the businesses they feel emotionally connected to -- while ignoring, or even opposing, those that provide them no value.

Read about Americans' attitudes toward having children, the cost of smoking to U.S. employers, women's deficit in the global "good jobs" market, and more in this week's review.

One in four U.S. veterans (24%) say they know a service member or veteran who was a victim of sexual harassment, sexual assault, or rape that occurred in the military. Among female veterans surveyed, this percentage jumps to 60%.

After falling slightly the previous week, U.S. economic confidence mostly recovered last week. The Gallup Economic Confidence Index stands at -18.

Why the country's healthcare policies must better integrate social care with healthcare.

Gallup's Economic Confidence Index reading of -16 for February marked the end of a three-month recovery since the federal government shutdown in October that drove confidence down to -35.

Every time a senator or House member makes a joke about how low their approval ratings are, I always tell them the same thing: "They are now at a place where it isn't funny." The United States is slipping away both economically and fiscally, and ...