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ID #:   39272563
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Description:   Employee satisfaction and outlook for 2012. Includes: Expect to receive a pay raise at the end of the year, Expect improvement in employee benefits, Expect to receive a bonus this year

Don’t feel my salary reflects my performance, Will to relocate (abroad) for a job it I was paid more, better suited [relocation], Expect to work from home more in 2012 [telecommuting]

Expect to work beyond official retirement age, Expect to stop working for official retirement age

2011 was a good year for my organization financially, Expect 2012 to be a better year (business confidence], Expect to have more disposable income in 2012. [job satisfaction]

Mobility index - % actively and not actively looking for a new job.

 
Pub Date:   12/19/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada, Selected countries
 
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Posted/Updated:   12/19/2011
 
 
 
ID #:   39272406
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Description:   % of Canadian respondents open to relocating to another city, % say they would relocate to another country, % say they would not relocate to another city because they do not want to leave friends and family behind, not being offered enough money, current job satisfaction

Of those who were willing to consider relocating to another city, % said they would do it for better pay, a new adventure, a good career move

% agree the number one factor that would sway them to relocate is the guarantee that they could move back to their current role after 2 years with further relocation assistance, % list a 10 per cent raise as a reason they would be more likely to relocate. [relocation]

 
Pub Date:   11/17/2011
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   11/18/2011
 
 
 
ID #:   39272324
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Description:   Study examines career-related differences among the four generations of workers in today's workplace: Matures (born prior to 1945), baby Boomers, Generation X [Gen X], Millennials [Gen Y]

Includes: Top ten most important work values by generation (e.g. Interesting, Work-life Balance, hours of work, Job security, Information, Benefits, Advancement, Achievement, Supervisor supportive, Use abilities, Fun, Salary, Influence)

Career identity, Career planning, Career resilience, Career self efficacy, Career anchors,

Millenials first career job expectations by gender (e.g. salary, years until first promotion, retirement age, years off for child-rearing)

Average career moves per year (# job changes, upward/downward career moves, career track changes)

% of each generation experiencing career events at least once, Top career influencers, Career expectations met, Career satisfaction [job satisfaction, worker engagement]

Many of the stats include details by gender as well as generation.

 
Pub Date:   11/1/2011
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Location Type:   Online
Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   11/4/2011
 
 
 
ID #:   39272257
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Description:   % of Canadians feel secure in their job, % of employees are content in their company’s leadership, % of Canadian workers feel valued, % had received a performance review in the past year, % were provided with professional development [job satisfaction]

% stated that the performance review provided a clear path for the future, provided valuable feedback, % stated that the performance review was customized to their position, met their expectations

% of performance reviews result in a salary increase, promotions, % of workers will look for a new job if they do not receive the expected salary increase, promotion or bonus

% indicated they have a clearly laid out career path, % feel ready to take on more responsibility as a result of training/mentoring programmes, % of workers stated they have a clear understanding of what they need to deliver in order to be promoted

% have been in their current position for 10 years or more

 
Pub Date:   10/24/2011
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   10/24/2011
 
 
 
ID #:   39272009
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Description:   Survey of Gen Y and Baby Boomers. Includes: % feel companies do not provide sufficient mentoring, % agree that companies do not use younger workers to their full potential, % believe companies lack vision, and fall short in productivity, % are satisfied with their current job [job satisfaction], % value work-life balance, % agree a cool, fun company culture is important

% of Baby Boomers do not feel companies treat workers nearing retirement with respect

% of Gen Y weren't able to get a job in their preferred field, % expect to change jobs 5 or more times before they retire.

 
Pub Date:   9/1/2011
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Geography:   Canada
 
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Posted/Updated:   9/1/2011
 
 
 
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