Key Findings
As part of the Qualtrics 2025 Employee Experience Trends Study, employees from 23 countries/regions rated their current experience at work across several components. From their responses, we analyzed the five employee experience (EX) indicators (Engagement, Inclusion, Well-Being, Intent to Stay, and Experience v Expectations) and how they have changed between 2021 and 2024. We also conducted a regression analysis to identify the top drivers of Engagement in each country. In this report, we share the metrics from EMEA.
- Intent to Stay in EMEA decreased substantially. From 2024 to 2025, employee Intent to Stay in EMEA has dropped from 66% to 61%, a decrease of 5 points, and a larger change than employees reported globally (-1 pt).
- All other EMEA employee experience KPIs remain steady or improved. Engagement, Well-Being, and Experience v Expectations had the strongest improvement, with an increase of 2 points each. Inclusion remains unchanged, at 73%.
- Company pride is a top driver of engagement. I am proud of this organization’s efforts to have an impact on the world and I believe this company has an outstanding future are top drivers of engagement among employees in EMEA. Customer focus is also a top driver; analysis shows that I am encouraged to come up with new and better ways of serving customers is the second-strongest driver in EMEA, and rates at 70% favorable.
- German, UK, and French employees report the largest improvements in Engagement and Well-Being. Employee Engagement is up 5 points from 2024 in both the UK and Germany, and up 4 points in France. Employees in the UK also report the greatest increase in Well-Being (+5 pts), while employees in France (+4 pts) and Germany (+3 pts) follow.
Figures
Here are the figures in this Data Snapshot:
- KPI Questions
- Employee Experience Globally
- Employee Engagement by Country
- Employee Well-Being by Country
- Employee Inclusion by Country
- Employee Intent to Stay by Country
- Employee Experience v Expectations by Country
- Employee Experience in EMEA
- Employee Experience in Denmark
- Employee Experience in France
- Employee Experience in Germany
- Employee Experience in Ireland
- Employee Experience in Italy
- Employee Experience in the Netherlands
- Employee Experience in Spain
- Employee Experience in Sweden
- Employee Experience in the United Arab Emirates
- Employee Experience in the United Kingdom
- Methodology