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Germany Engagement Index 2022 Report

State of the Workplace in Germany

Engagement of German employees sinks to its lowest level in 10 years. How can German companies rebuild employee trust and loyalty?

Nearly one-fifth of the German workforce is actively disengaged, costing the German economy between 118.1 and 151.1 billion euros in lost productivity.

Only a quarter of German employees say they are extremely satisfied with their manager. What steps must German employers take to boost manager capability?

Low engagement levels are driving a marked increase in German employees’ willingness to switch employers — a daunting challenge for German firms facing a shortage of skilled workers.

Download the report to understand key workplace trends in Germany.

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Each year since 2001, Gallup has compiled the Engagement Index for Germany based on 12 survey items pertaining to the workplace and work environment: the Gallup Q12®. The study measures the degree of employees’ emotional attachment to their workplace and their level of engagement and motivation at work. For the most recent study, a total of 1,500 randomly selected employees aged 18 and over were interviewed in German by telephone between Nov. 14 and Dec. 21, 2022 (dual frame: landline and mobile phone sample; random selection of telephone numbers, random selection of the target person in the household using the birthday method for more than one relevant target person per household). The results are representative of the workforce in Germany aged 18 and over.

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A summary of key findings and analysis from the report.

13% of German employees were engaged in 2022 - a decline of four points from 2021.
€151.1 billion The potential cost of disengagement to the German economy due to lost productivity.
19 pts. The drop since 2019 in the percentage of German employees who say they will still be with their employer in three years.

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