How happy are European office workers and what exactly impacts their happiness?
The survey report Happiness Index (Europe) is available for download via the form below.
What is the current level of happiness among the young and active European urban population, which is the core of the economy? Gradus Research surveyed residents of big cities who currently work in offices in the production of goods/services or retail business in 7 European countries with the largest economies (nominal GDP): Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, compared to Ukraine, as a country with a high level of stress and uncertainty, to find out what makes people feel happy there.
The Happy Dutch. Who also ranks high?
The survey data shows an above-average and high level of happiness among surveyed Europeans aged 25—55 years.
The Netherlands rates their happiness at 7.5 points on a scale of 0 to 10, where 0 means "not at all happy" and 10 means "very happy," and thus rank first among the countries surveyed. Which means they are better provided with what they value most in life. We'll see what exactly that is later.
The United Kingdom comes in second with a happiness level of 7.4 points out of 10. Both France and Germany are just a little behind the UK with 7.3 points. Poland and Italy, in turn, declare a level of 6.9 and 6.8 respectively.
Among the surveyed countries, Ukraine demonstrates the lowest level of happiness (5.6 out of 10), obviously impacted by the ongoing war.
Download the survey report Happiness Index (Europe) to find more data. Fill in the form below.
The survey was conducted by Gradus Research using a self-administered questionnaire in a mobile application / through an online platform. The audience for the survey: people aged 25-55 who currently live in big cities in Germany, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, and Ukraine, who are currently employed as members of the office staff in the spheres of production goods/services or the retail business. A total of 822 interviews were conducted. The survey period: November 17 — December 24, 2023.
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