Over half of British adults don't trust business leaders, so businesses must above all else, act with honesty and integrity says Andrew Croll of Ipsos Loyalty.
Britain’s businesses leaders believe it is time to raise their game in delivering a great service experience to their customers. But what should they be doing to make a difference? Giving their employees the stories and tools to really make a difference for customers, says Matthew Chatterton of Ipsos Loyalty.
An Ipsos survey for Interserve investigated public attitudes towards Big Businesses, defined as companies and organisations that employ at least 1,000 people in the United Kingdom.
Ipsos's latest Sustainable Business Monitor finds that the public are prepared to take action against companies who don't behave responsibly, especially in the case of tax avoidance.
The new Ipsos Captains of Industry survey finds that 86% of Captains agree that the Government's policies will improve the state of the British economy, a markedly different picture from their attitudes to the last Labour government.
The new Ipsos Captains of Industry survey reveals that 81% of business leaders view honesty and integrity as an extremely important value when judging a company.
The new Ipsos Captains of Industry survey shows that although 45% of Captains want to return to being part of an economic community, without political links, just 1% would be happy to leave the EU all together.
As we climb out of one of the deepest recessions the country has seen, Jonathan Nicholls, head of Employee Research, has been looking at how the recession has changed the workplace.
