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Ipsos acquires Whereto Research
Ipsos becomes the leader of social and government research in Australia following acquisition of Whereto Research
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Strain at Work: An Australian Perspective
The Ipsos Global Trends 2024 report reveals a significant prevalence of strain amongst employees worldwide. Globally, 46% of employees reported feeling under constant strain at work in the past six months and Australia, 40% of employees reported experiencing constant strain.
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AI at Work: An Australian Perspective
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the workplace, presenting both exciting opportunities and significant challenges.
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Ipsos State of the CX Nation report
Ipsos in partnership with Ashton Media are pleased to announce that the second State of the CX Nation report is now available to download.
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Ipsos Australia announces new integrated CEX division and appointment of three senior specialists
Ipsos, the global leader in market research, today announced its new, integrated Australian CEX (customer and employee experience) division and three senior appointments, as it continues to bolster its customer and employee experience offering.
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Happy little Vegemites - Seven in 10 Australians proud to work for their organisation.
Seven in 10 Australians are proud to work for their organisation; nearly a quarter said they would stay working for their employer for the next three to five years
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Ipsos Australia launches employee experience research and advisory practice
Our EX service aims to help organisations create winning workplaces.
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Ipsos acquires Big Village Australia
Building on capabilities in Public Affairs and large-scale data collection
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Almost a quarter of the world’s women are not comfortable talking about menopause
Menopause is something that all women on the planet will potentially experience in their lives and yet is still something of a taboo to many. New research by Ipsos across 33 countries looks at attitudes towards menopause around the world.
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Four in ten across 28 countries expect their disposable income to fall over the next year
New polling by Ipsos across 28 countries finds that in many markets the public expect recent cost of living pressures to continue.