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How participation shapes what your score can tell you
Your EHS score is more useful when it reflects a broad share of your team. A score based on responses from 80 per cent of employees gives you a...
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Your EHS score is more useful when it reflects a broad share of your team. A score based on responses from 80 per cent of employees gives you a...
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Measuring how your people feel about working at your organisation is the first step. Using what you learn to manage better is the second - and it is...
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When your EHS score starts to move - in either direction - the temptation is either to act immediately or to wait and hope it resolves. Neither is...
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When your EHS score changes - up or down - the number tells you that something has shifted. It does not tell you what. The score is a prompt, not an...
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Your EHS score tells you how your people feel about working at your organisation. It does not tell you why. And for most leaders, the why is where...
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The Employee Happiness Score Awards exist for a straightforward reason: a score is more meaningful when it can be compared. Knowing how your...
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For accounting firms, law firms, insurance businesses and other desk-based teams, email is the simplest way to send an official EHS check-in. Open...
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Participation matters. A score built on responses from 30% of your organisation tells a different story to one built on 80%. The higher the...
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The first half of an EHS cycle is mostly about setup and watching. Responses come in. The score starts to form. Participation settles. The second...
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A single EHS score is a data point. A score trend is a story. And the story is almost always more useful than any individual chapter.