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People Priorities: Future of Work 2026
Key Findings Webinar

 

HR teams are under growing pressure around employee listening and expectations from leaders.

Organisations don’t necessarily need more surveys; they need more meaning from the data they already have. Dashboards surface the numbers, but not the story, while rich comments sit unstructured and underused. Leaders can see what’s happening, but not why, making it harder to prioritise and act with confidence.


Join Alex Merrifield (Chief Product Officer) and Eddie Sawyers (Head of Product) for a 45-minute live session on Perspectives – a complementary layer to your existing surveys and dashboards that turns scores and comments into clear, human stories, relieving pressure on HR and helping leaders move from data to action with confidence.

Meet Your Hosts:

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Melisaan Foster
Chief Experience Officer

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Ryan Tahmassebi
People Science Director

People Priorities: Future of Work 2026 Report

The People Priorities: Future of Work 2026 report draws insights from over 350+ HR leaders and practitioners across various industries in the UK, to answer the question - are we really changing the world of work? Our report examines how HR leaders can tackle stagnant engagement, boost wellbeing, and harness AI to shape the future of work. 
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WEBINAR:

Pouring from an Empty Cup: Resolving HR’s Wellbeing Challenge

HR professionals are the backbone of every organisation—but who supports the people supporting everyone else? Separate research from WorkBuzz and Ultimate Resilience paints a stark picture: rising levels of stress, burnout, and anxiety among HR leaders, with only 13% feeling well supported. 

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WEBINAR:

Turning Survey Results into Human Stories: Introducing Perspectives 

HR teams are under growing pressure around employee listening and expectations from leaders. Organisations don’t necessarily need more surveys; they need a clearer story from the results they already have.