Trends Report

German Employees Are Increasingly Dissatisfied With The Management Of The COVID-19 Crisis: A PandemicEX Survey

Germany Is At Risk Of Not Treating The Pandemic As An Opportunity For Positive Change

August 2nd, 2021
Dan Bieler, Principal Analyst
Dan Bieler Principal Analyst
Pascal Matzke, Vice President, Research Director
Pascal Matzke Vice President, Research Director
With contributors:
Martin Gill , Elitsa Kortenska , Diane Lynch

Summary

Forrester survey data shows that one year into the pandemic, German employees were growing increasingly frustrated with their government’s management of the pandemic. In March 2021, Forrester conducted its fourth PandemicEX survey to measure the sentiment of Germany’s and Europe’s employees. Compared with their European colleagues, German employees show a greater interest to embrace flexible working and are less concerned about getting back to the office, but they’re more hesitant to get vaccinated. This report outlines how German employees feel about remote working, vaccinations, and the potential return to “normal” work one year into the pandemic.

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