The State of the Global Workplace: What the Latest Data Means for Leaders Now

The world of work is shifting—fast. And Gallup’s latest State of the Global Workplace report reveals a confronting reality: only 1 in 5 employees are engaged at work

At the same time, stress is rising, wellbeing is under pressure, and even high-performing regions like Australia and New Zealand are starting to see engagement slip and confidence decline.

But within the data lies a powerful opportunity.

Join us for a timely virtual session with Claire De Carteret, Managing Director of Gallup, as we unpack the latest global workplace insights—and what they mean for leaders today.

Cuppa experts Mitch Wallis, Dr Delia McCabe, and Emily Sauter will join the session to share their perspectives, connecting the data to what organisations need to evolve into next.

What You’ll Gain

• A clear understanding of the latest global engagement, wellbeing, and performance trends
• Insight into why only 1 in 5 employees are engaged—and what’s driving the decline
• A deeper look at the critical role of managers in shaping culture and performance
• Perspectives from Cuppa experts on how workplaces need to evolve
• Practical ideas to help you turn insight into action

Meet Claire de Carteret

Claire de Carteret is the managing director of Gallup’s APAC region. In her role, she leads APAC teams in designing and implementing solutions that help Gallup’s clients meet and exceed their organisational goals. Claire provides strategic direction for her region on shaping client solutions, executing business development strategy, marketing for events and products, and increasing customer engagement. She is a dedicated strengths performance coach and leader for team members in APAC.

Prior to her role in APAC, Claire was the regional director for EMEA, including the UK, Europe and the Middle East. Claire also facilitates and leads Gallup learning courses. She is an executive coach, certified through Coaching Australia and is also a Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach.

Claire has an MBA a from the Australian Institute of Business. She also has a graduate diploma of business administration and a bachelor’s degree in education and international studies from the University of Technology Sydney.