Employees are losing trust in organizational leadership

Only 52% of Gen Z respondents said they placed trust in their company's leaders, compared to the 59% overall average.

By Lucy Peterson | June 07, 2024 at 08:33 AM

The employer-employee relationship is a crucial dynamic and plays an essential role in building trust and wellbeing within the workplace. A new study by Workhuman, a software solutions company, found that the degree of trust that employees place in their employers is evolving as organizations navigate uncertain times.

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