Your organization may display values of fairness and diversity, but what do your employees really think? What matters to have engaged employees is knowing whether your practices generate an authentic perception of fairness in your teams' daily experience.
An organization can have the best policies on paper without its employees actually feeling fairness in their daily interactions. The perception of fairness reveals the gap between your intentions and the reality experienced by your teams.

The EPFS (Employee Perceived Fairness Score) measures a concrete outcome: how much your employees actually perceive fairness in your organization's practices and their direct management.
Unlike traditional audits that analyze processes without necessarily measuring their perceived impact, EPFS reveals whether your fairness efforts effectively create a sense of justice and equitable treatment.
Respondents benefit from complete anonymity throughout the process. Discover our anonymization process

| Use the reference survey question of our inter-company barometer and benchmark yourself with the average of other companies | |
| Customize the questions according to your specific needs for a tailor-made measurement (without benchmark) | |
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