Infographic exhibiting UK personnel engagement benchmarks across various industries, including retail, financial services, leisure, manufacturing, and professional services, with percentage ratings.
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Employee engagement by industry (infographic)

By Editor, HRreview

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This infographic from employee engagement and survey experts ETS provides a really useful snapshot of how engaged UK employees are by industry.

In the infographic, they use benchmark data of over 1 million employee survey responses to shed some light on employee attitudes right now.

How does your industry fair?

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