The following employee surveys are available for SHRM members to use within their organizations to survey the workforce on various topics. A carefully designed and conducted employee survey can reveal a great deal of information about employee perceptions that management can use to improve the workplace. For more information, see Managing Employee Surveys.
Satisfaction Surveys
Employee Survey: Job Satisfaction
Employee Survey: Hiring Manager Satisfaction with Recruiter
Employee Survey: Satisfaction with HR Department
New-Hire Surveys
Employee Survey: New-Hire Experience (Remote Employee)
Employee Survey: New-Hire Experience
Benefits Surveys
Employee Survey: General Benefits
Employee Survey: Satisfaction with Health and Dental Insurance
Employee Survey: Satisfaction with 401(k) Plan
Diversity Survey
Employee Survey: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Exit Interview Survey
Employee Survey: Exit Interview
COVID-19 Surveys
Employee Survey: COVID-19 Vaccine
Employee Survey: COVID-19 Return-to-Office
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