1 in 6 workers worry they could lose their jobs if they make a poor decision

1
Businesses could be putting staff health and well-being at risk due to lack of information to aid decision-making 1 in 6 workers worry they could lose their jobs if they make a poor decision* Decision A Decision B Making blind business decisions at work workers stressed and worried unable to do what’s asked of them Office workers have had to make un-informed decisions at some point in their career 77 % office workers suggest 40 % 36 % damage to their personal reputation 17 % fears of losing their job due to making wrong decisions 29 % poor personal performance The need to make un-informed decisions could be inadvertently putting employees’ health and wellbeing at risk 27% poor organisational performance 22% loss of revenue 7% absenteeism stress levels making decisions without sufficient information leads to higher than necessary 32% on a weekly basis on a daily basis 14% Employees are frequently asked to make un-informed decisions Copyright © 2015 Epicor Software Corporation. Epicor, Business Inspired and the Epicor logo are trademarks of Epicor Software Corporation, in the United States and other countries. www.epicor.com/uk *Source: Based on research by ICM and Epicor Software conducted in March 2015. For more information e-mail [email protected] Concerns over the ramifications of un-informed decisions Business culture and performance is also impacted Consequences Solution it can be found in technology

Upload: epicor-software

Post on 10-Apr-2017

231 views

Category:

Software


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: 1 in 6 workers worry they could lose their jobs if they make a poor decision

Businesses could be putting staff health and well-being at risk due to lack of information to aid decision-making

1 in 6 workers

worry they could lose their jobs if they make a poor decision*

DecisionA

DecisionB

Making blind business decisions

at work

workers stressed and worried

unable to do what’s asked of

them

Office workers

have had to make un-informed

decisions at some point in their

career

77% office workers suggest

40%

36%damage to their

personal reputation

17%fears of losing their job

due to making wrong decisions

29%poor personal

performance

The need to make un-informed decisions

could be inadvertently putting employees’ health

and wellbeing at risk

27%poor organisational

performance

22%loss of revenue

7%absenteeism

stress levels

making decisions without sufficient

information leads to higher than necessary

32%on a weekly basis

on a daily basis

14%

Employees are frequently asked to make un-informed

decisions

Copyright © 2015 Epicor Software Corporation. Epicor, Business Inspired and the Epicor logo are trademarks of Epicor Software Corporation, in the United States and other countries.

www.epicor.com/uk

*Source: Based on research by ICM and Epicor Software conducted in March 2015. For more information e-mail [email protected]

Concerns

over the ramifications of

un-informed decisions

Business culture and

performance is also impacted

Consequences

Solution

it can be found in technology