Workforce or Workforced?
There is a lot of debate these days about the future of the post-pandemic workplace, and especially generational differences in work styles and preferences. The spotlight is especially focused on the latest generation to enter the workforce, Gen Z. As one recent Fortune headline told the story, […]
A Six Country Survey: Public and Employee Expectations of Business Amid War in Ukraine
KRC Research, working with Weber Shandwick’s Geopolitical Strategy & Risk Group, conducted a public opinion poll in Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and United States, to uncover how the public and employees across six countries expect business leaders to take action amid the war in Ukraine, as […]
The Contribution Effect: Redefining the Employee/Employer Relationship
A new study conducted by KRC Research for United Minds illustrates why contributions from both employer and employee is the secret to a committed, resilient, and successful workforce.
Today’s organizations are experiencing continuous, unprecedented change. From how, where, and even why work gets done, to shifting expectations around the […]
Home Country as Stakeholder: The Rising Geopolitical Risk for Business Leaders
KRC Research, in partnership with Weber Shandwick’s Geopolitical Strategy & Risk Group, has released Home Country as Stakeholder: The Rising Geopolitical Risk for Business Leaders.
COVID-19 super-charged conversations among corporate leaders about the role of business in the world. And as […]
Employee Activism in the Age of Purpose: Employees (UP)Rising
KRC Research, in partnership with Weber Shandwick and United Minds has released Employee Activism in the Age of Purpose: Employees (UP)Rising as an expansion upon Weber’s extensive work on corporate activism. While our previous research focuses on the impact of CEO activism on […]
Transportation Needs and Assessment
December 2018—A national KRC Research survey conducted for the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center (NADTC) assesses and profiles the transportation experiences and needs of older adults (60+) and younger adults with disabilities (18 to 59). The study, also conducted among transportation caregivers, finds that older adults and people […]
2018 Post-Election Analysis
KRC Research provides initial insights on why the 2018 election turned out the way that it did, plus with a brief overview of how the pre-election polling performed. Click the link for the analysis.
Survey of U.S. Psychiatrists Reveals Support for Delegating Authority to Pharmacists to Administer Long-Acting Injectable Antipsychotic Therapies to Patients Living With Serious Mental Illness
Serious mental illness affects almost 9.8 million[i],[ii] Americans and with only 25,000 psychiatrists practicing nationwide[iii],[iv], new research reveals psychiatrist support for delegating authority to pharmacists to administer long acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotic therapies to patients living with serious mental illness.
In partnership with Weber Shandwick and KRC Research,
Facebook: The Real Threat They Face
As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated over the last several days with his congressional testimonial, Facebook continues to dominate headlines with threats they are facing as an organization.
Two of these threats are getting almost all the coverage, but I would argue a third issue is far more serious – […]
KRC Helps Those Who Help Others
In a pro bono capacity, KRC Research recently surveyed current and prospective donors on behalf of Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS). KRC’s work was designed to help them better understand the mindset of their current and prospective donors as well as test how to optimize their messaging and communications […]