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30 Mar Recycling is too much effort for many Americans.

Posted at 13:33h in In the media, Blog

Two-fifths (43%) of US adults still throw away most things instead of recycling them according to a survey of 1000 US adults in March 2023 by Reputation Leaders. These non-recyclers say recycling packaging is unclear, recycling is inconvenient, or they don’t believe recycling will change anything.

30 Mar A Third (33%) of Gen Z Would Rather Buy a New, Cleaner House Than Clean Their Own

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Reputation Leaders was delighted to partner with MSL and Bounty paper towels as they launch an even better version of the Quicker Picker Upper just in time for Spring cleaning.

Cover heading titled: The Path to AI Maturity 2023 - An Executive Survey.

22 Feb AI is entertaining but truth & success rely on quality data

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13 Jan Reputation Leaders quoted in FastCompany

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Photo by Matt Collamer on Unsplash. Photo depicts a homeless man in a New York city subway station with a sign saying, "Seeking human kindness."

23 Dec Reputation Leaders 2023 Purpose Trends Report

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A diverse group of Millennial employees sit at a table, smiling and discussing work.

28 Sep Delivering A Superior Customer Experience Starts With A Superior Employee Experience

Posted at 15:39h in In the media, Blog

A photo of a male volunteer picking up trash from a littered beach.

01 Jul 8 Business Sustainability Trends of 2022

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06 May Nurses are using the gig economy to take back control

Posted at 12:20h in In the media, Blog

Photo of a female nurse in scrubs slumped in a hallway from tiredness

21 Mar Nurses Are Beyond Burnout, Suffering From PTSD as Spiraling Work Demands

Posted at 12:04h in In the media

[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text]As reported by HIT Consultants, a majority of nurses (56%) report that they’re sacrificing their mental health for the job, according to survey data from the IntelyCare Research Group. IRG is the research arm of IntelyCare, the largest digital staffing platform for nursing professionals seeking per diem positions. IntelyCare commissioned the third-party survey from Reputation Leaders, which surveyed more than 500 nurses in Q4 2021 to discuss opinions, thoughts, and trends in the nursing industry.

Photo by LeeAnn Cline on Unsplash depicting a street art wall with a portrait of Martin Luther King Jr and the quote, "They will not be judged by the content of their character." - MLK.

15 Jan Martin Luther King Day remains an important reminder of American civil rights in 2021

Posted at 10:34h in In the media

75% of Americans say MLK day (Jan 18) is an essential holiday for remembering the importance of U.S. civil rights, according to a recent survey by Reputation Leaders. Most see Martin Luther King, Jr’s legacy as not just a great speech but also a continuing commitment to civil rights.

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