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23 Dec Reputation Leaders 2023 Purpose Trends Report

Posted at 11:55h in In the media

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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.

26 Jul Impact of COVID-19 on Women in the Labor Force

Posted at 13:25h in Blog

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.

Two charts. Chart 1 is titled, "Has your employer taken action in 2020 to address racism where it exists in your organization." Responses: 20% Yes, they have taken action. 17% Yes, they have committed to act. 14% They have expressed support but not yet acted. 17% No, they have neither expressed support nor acted. 6% No, it has not been discussed internally. 25% I do not think there is racism in my organization. Chart 2 is titled, "What difference, if any, does your connection with your employer's purpose and mission make to how engaged you feel in your role at work? Responses: 20% Much more engaged, 31% more engaged, NET 51% were more engaged, 44% No difference at all, 4% Less engaged, 2% Much less engaged.

09 Nov Americans report progress on workplace racism, but a long way to go

Posted at 07:02h in In the media

Many Americans report that their employer has made progress in 2020 on workplace diversity, inclusion, and racism, according to a survey recently conducted by Reputation Leaders.

Chart 1 is titled, "Which brands, if any, do you think have improved their reputation during the COVID-19 pandemic?* Responses: Amazon 30%, Walmart 23%, Target 13%, Lysol 8%, Clorox 6%, Johnson & Johnson 6%, Nike 5%, Kroger 5%, Google 4%, Costco 4%, Apple 4%, 3M 3%, United States Postal Service 3%, Uber 3%, McDonalds 3%. Chart 2 is titled, "Which brands, if any, do you think have damaged their reputation during the COVID-19 pandemic?" Responses: Amazon 11%, Government (Federal and State) 10%, Walmart 9%, Trump 6%, Facebook 5%, Nike 4%, Target 3%, NFL 3%, Apple 3%, Goya 2%, Starbucks 2%, Tesla 2%, United States Postal Service 1%, Home Depot 1%, Clorox 1%, Lysol 1%, 3M 1%.

04 Nov America’s COVID-19 health crisis is becoming an economic crisis

Posted at 16:00h in In the media

America’s COVID-19 health crisis is becoming an economic crisis, says Reputation Leaders. In the U.S. election season and with COVID-19 cases approaching the 10 million mark, six in 10 Americans recently reported both their health and finances impacted by COVID-19.