Survation’s COVID-19 public attitude tracker of 3,000 UK workers:

Anxiety about the future grows for Britain’s workers and in the battle for trust,  the NHS towers above all. 

We surveyed 3,000 people in April about the COVID-19 crisis (following on from our survey in March) on a range of questions from concern about jobs and their organisations, to how they are receiving information from their employers, the government, and the media and whose information they trust the most.

There remains widespread anxiety about the effect of the crisis on people’s jobs and their companies. The number of people who are either very or quite concerned about their jobs has increased seven points to 61% since last month’s tracker survey. Meanwhile, wider concerns about the overall economy have grown in the past month with those who are very concerned rising 14 points to 60%.

Read the full report here https://www.survation.com/survation-covid-19-public-attitude-tracker/

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