Organisations have faced significant pressures resulting from far-reaching changes in the workplace over the past three years. These include new ways of working and a growing emphasis on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI); changing technology and data strategies; and the increasing importance of organisational agility as well as the evolving manager and leader competencies required to operate in a flexible work environment.
WTW conducted the Reimagining Work and Rewards Survey 2022 to understand how organisations are responding to the above changes in the workplace and shaping new strategies and solutions around work, total rewards and careers to unleash the performance of their workforce.
About the survey


Key findings of the survey
New normal
54% organisations believe that they have not yet reached a new normal
Talent attraction and retention challenges
78% organisations are experiencing talent attraction challenges and 64% organisations are experiencing talent retention challenges during 2022
Employee Experience and job framework
61% organisations see a need to create a holistic employee experience while 58% view strengthening their work and rewards framework as the most important capability over the next three years
Use of AI and skills-based placement of work
65% organisations believe that the use of AI and 57% believe that the use of skills-based placement of work will drive the most change in how we work
Leader and manager capabilities
67% organisations are building leader and manager capabilities around engaging talent with flexible work arrangements
Differentiation
55% organisations believe that they are providing a differentiated total rewards offering to their key talent
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