November 3, 2026
What Australian employees want in 2027, and who’s being left behind
Employee engagement in Australia has climbed to 73%, but the recovery isn’t reaching everyone. Our 2026 data shows who’s being left behind, and what…

This month’s WorkLife Business News focuses on ‘Supporting employees during winter and preparing for the new year.’ As we embrace the winter season and approach the start of a new year, this edition brings you essential insights on supporting your most valuable asset – your people.
Discover what makes successful workplaces tick through our recently published and much-anticipated Global Workplace Report 2024, powered by WorkL. Inside you can find a detailed analysis of the global workplace, examining the key factors that drive employee happiness and offering recommendations for employers seeking to improve engagement and retention.

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November 3, 2026
Employee engagement in Australia has climbed to 73%, but the recovery isn’t reaching everyone. Our 2026 data shows who’s being left behind, and what…
October 26, 2026
The human cost of growth and why India’s workplace wellbeing is at a crossroads As AI adoption accelerates and global standards reshape employee expectations,…
October 15, 2026
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