Morgan Stanley at Work’s Third Annual State of the Workplace Study Finds Equity Compensation a Key Driver of Employee Retention, While Helping Employees Meet Long-term Goals
Keeping employees engaged: HR leaders (97%) and employees (84%) agree that having a benefits plan that includes equity compensation and stock ownership is the most effective way to motivate and engage employees.
- Keeping employees engaged: HR leaders (97%) and employees (84%) agree that having a benefits plan that includes equity compensation and stock ownership is the most effective way to motivate and engage employees.
- Equity compensation continues to gain ground: More companies (72%) say they offer some form of equity compensation benefits to some employees (up from 68% in 2022 and 65% in 2021).
- “As equity compensation continues to gain ground, this is a critical insight for employers to absorb, and help inform how they communicate, package and deliver equity compensation throughout their organizations.”
Additional details are available in Morgan Stanley at Work’s State of the Workplace Study here . - As part of a series of findings from Morgan Stanley at Work’s third annual study, the business published its findings on financial benefits .