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HR & work

Hiring, onboarding, people and time. The figures below are the headline numbers from 4 datasets, 194 verified figures in total.

Headline figures

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  • US employees feeling each emotion a lot of the previous day, August 2026

    Gallup Panel, US employees, August 2026.

    • Stress48%
    • Loneliness20%
    • Anger18%
    Source: Gallup
    table
    Stress48%
    Loneliness20%
    Anger18%
    Employee Burnout Statistics
  • EU workers reporting health problems caused or made worse by work, 2025

    EU-OSHA OSH Pulse 2025 Flash Eurobarometer, workers in the EU27, health problems in the previous 12 months.

    • Overall fatigue37%
    • Headaches and eyestrain35%
    • Stress, depression or anxiety29%
    • Bone, joint or muscle problems28%
    Source: European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA)
    table
    Overall fatigue37%
    Headaches and eyestrain35%
    Stress, depression or anxiety29%
    Bone, joint or muscle problems28%
    Employee Burnout Statistics
  • How UK employees rate the frequency of meetings with their manager, 2026

    CIPD/YouGov Working Lives survey of 5,074 UK employees, December 2025 to February 2026.

    • Adequate71%
    • Want to meet more often17%
    • Want to meet less often6%
    Source: CIPD
    table
    Adequate71%
    Want to meet more often17%
    Want to meet less often6%
    Workplace Communication Statistics
  • How work and family overlap for US parents working full time, 2026

    Pew Research Center survey of 2,242 US working parents, March 2 to 15, 2026; figures are for parents working full time.

    • Do parenting tasks while working70%
    • Do work tasks while with their children59%
    • Find balancing work and family difficult54%
    Source: Pew Research Center
    table
    Do parenting tasks while working70%
    Do work tasks while with their children59%
    Find balancing work and family difficult54%
    Workplace Communication Statistics
  • Work arrangement: actual vs preferred, US remote-capable employees

    Gallup Panel, US employees with remote-capable jobs. Actual arrangement as of August 2026, preference asked in November 2025.

    0%20%40%60%80%100%
    54%
    61%
    25%
    33%
    21%
    6%
    Hybrid, actualHybrid, preferredFully remote, actualFully remote, preferredOn-site, actualOn-site, preferred
    Source: Gallup
    table
    Hybrid, actual54%
    Hybrid, preferred61%
    Fully remote, actual25%
    Fully remote, preferred33%
    On-site, actual21%
    On-site, preferred6%
    Hybrid Work Statistics
  • How US full-time employees worked, September 2025 to August 2026

    Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes, US full-time wage and salary employees aged 20 to 64, reference week of each monthly wave.

    • Fully on site62%
    • Hybrid26%
    • Fully remote12%
    Source: WFH Research (Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes)
    table
    Fully on site62%
    Hybrid26%
    Fully remote12%
    Hybrid Work Statistics

Datasets

  • Employee Burnout Statistics

    Gallup found that 29% of US employees always or very often felt burned out at work in August 2026, and 48% felt stressed a lot of the previous day. In the EU, 29% of workers told EU-OSHA in 2025 that work caused or worsened stress, depression or anxiety, and in Great Britain the Health and Safety Executive counted 964,000 workers with work-related stress, depression or anxiety in 2024/25.

    54 figures · 12 publishers · csv

  • Workplace Communication Statistics

    Microsoft's 2025 telemetry shows the average worker receives 117 emails and 153 Teams messages a day and is interrupted about every two minutes, or 275 times a day. Gallup found only 49% of US employees strongly agreed they know what is expected of them in the first half of 2026, and the 2026 IC Index found just 54% of UK employees rate their organization's communication as excellent.

    49 figures · 13 publishers · csv

  • Hybrid Work Statistics

    Gallup found that 54% of US employees with remote-capable jobs worked a hybrid schedule in August 2026, 25% were fully remote and 21% were on-site. Across the whole US workforce the share is smaller: the BLS American Time Use Survey shows 35% of employed people did some work at home on days worked in 2025, and WFH Research puts full work-from-home days at about 26% of paid days. Hybrid shares are 28% in Great Britain (ONS) and 9.8% in Canada (Statistics Canada).

    46 figures · 12 publishers · csv

  • Gig Economy Statistics

    MBO Partners counts a record 74.9 million Americans earning income independently in 2026, while the BLS counted 11.9 million independent contractors in their main job in its latest survey, from July 2023. The Federal Reserve found 58% of self-employed adults had income that varied month to month in 2025, against 28% of employees, and the ILO counted at least 653 active digital labour platforms worldwide in October 2025.

    45 figures · 14 publishers · csv