62% of surveyed U.S. employees lack high-quality work schedules, impacting productivity and turnover according to a Gallup report.
High-quality schedules are defined by predictability, stability, and control over aspects like hours and days worked.
Unpredictable schedules lead to costs for businesses due to turnover and absenteeism, affecting worker income and consumer spending.
A Gallup survey on 18,000 U.S. workers shows that 27% face unpredictability, 28% experience instability, and 41% lack control over their schedules.
Part-time workers and those with lower education levels are more likely to have low-quality schedules, impacting their finances, health, and family life.
Workers with low-quality schedules report conflicts between work and personal life, financial struggles, and higher turnover rates.
Research suggests that high-quality schedules can reduce turnover and labor costs while boosting sales.
Amidst stabilized RTO rates, flexible work models like hybrid options are crucial for talent retention and meeting employee preferences.
Flexible work setups cater to the needs of caregivers like 'sandwich generation' moms and adapt to the changing demands of job seekers, particularly Generation Z workers.
Employers are adapting to workers' preferences to address social determinants of work and support employee well-being.