New Jersey launches state employee survey
The survey will be distributed to employees across all state agencies and authorities and will establish a comprehensive baseline of the New Jersey workforce experience. It is intended to identify opportunities to better support employees.
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New Jersey has launched a first-of-its-kind statewide employee survey designed to strengthen the state's workforce and improve the delivery of government services for residents.
The survey will be distributed to employees across all state agencies and authorities and will establish a comprehensive baseline of the New Jersey workforce experience. It is intended to identify opportunities to better support employees.
The launch follows Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s participation in last week’s State Employee Recognition Day Awards Ceremony, where she highlighted improving the lives of New Jersey residents.
“New Jersey’s state workforce is at the heart of everything we do,” said Governor Sherrill. “If we want to make government more responsive, more efficient, and more focused on delivering results for residents, we need to invest in the people who make that work possible. This survey is about listening and understanding what our employees need to succeed, and how we can build a stronger, more effective government together.”
The survey will remain open for two weeks and has been distributed to executive branch employees across all state agencies and authorities.
Responses will be anonymous and confidential. Results will be analyzed to improve longer-term workforce and operational reforms.
