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Global Talent Barometer 2024 Report

Global Talent Barometer 2024 Report

The ManpowerGroup Global Talent Barometer aims to improve the future of work through a deeper understanding of workforce sentiment, offering workers an opportunity to share their views on what they want now and in the future.

EXPLORE REPORT

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Understanding Employee Sentiment​​​

ManpowerGroup surveyed more than 12,000 workers across 16 countries to better understand what workers want and how they feel about their well-being, job satisfaction, and confidence.

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​Well-Being

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Job Satisfaction

Woman smiling in the workplace, showing high confidence

​​Confidence

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Workforce Insights​​​​

The research identified three key opportunities for employers seeking to improve employee well-being, job satisfaction, and confidence.

Statistics of 49% of workers say they experience stress at work every day
35% of workers plan to leave their current job in the next six months
Stats of only 39% of workers said they worked with a mentor in the past six months.

What This Means for Employers

The Global Talent Barometer highlights several key areas where employers can focus their efforts

1. Stress Management: With nearly half of workers experiencing daily stress, organizations need to prioritize well-being initiatives and create more sustainable work environments.

2. Career Development: The gap between confidence in current skills (87%) and satisfaction with career opportunities (57%) suggests a need for clearer advancement paths and more structured development programs.

3. Training and Mentorship: The low percentage of workers receiving recent training or having mentors points to an opportunity for organizations to enhance their development programs and create more robust learning cultures.

4. Management Trust: Only 63% of workers trust their managers have their best interests in mind for career development, indicating room for improving leadership relationships and communication.

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Get Our Report Today​​

Want to learn what people want from work to attract and retain talents for your workforce? Download our Global Talent Barometer 2024 report today!