The State of the Workplace Amid the Pandemic

Tuesday, June 22, 2021

This week, we explore how employees worldwide felt about their workplaces as the pandemic ripped through the global economy. We also take a longer-term look at Americans' views on the nation's moral compass and where the public stands on a series of moral issues from divorce to the death penalty.

And finally, as the summer races ahead, slim majorities of U.S. parents plan to have their school-aged children vaccinated.

In case you missed it, listen to my conversation with Gallup's director of global research on the impact of the pandemic in India, on both the people and economy.

As always, Lead and Thrive,

Mohamed Younis
Editor-in-Chief
Gallup

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