Civil Service People Survey: 2014 results
The results of the 2014 People Survey, which looks at civil servants' attitudes to and experience of working in government departments.
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The 6th annual Civil Service People Survey was conducted across 101 Civil Service organisations, including government departments, executive agencies and Crown non-departmental public bodies.
The fieldwork for the survey ran from 1 to 31 October, with 96% participating online and 4% completing paper questionnaires. 274,080 participated in the survey, an overall response rate of 60%. Across the 101 participating organisations the median response rate was 77%.
The benchmark scores document shows results from the Civil Service People Survey (CSPS) from 2009 to 2014. The benchmark for a survey measure is the median (mid-point) score of all participating organisations. The questions are used to generate 10 headline indicators; 1 to measure the levels of employee engagement and 9 to measure the factors which influence engagement.
Updates to this page
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Additional reports added including results for the Senior Civil Service over time, and 2014 results by different demographic groups.
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Additional reports added including a summary and technical guide for the 2014 People Survey results, and details split by gender, ethnicity, sexual identity and health status.
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First published.