Juno's State of Engagement

The landscape of employee engagement continues to shift in a worrying direction. Employees' relationship with work has changed. With great improvements to work/life balance has come come genuine challenges to maintaining company culture.

Employee recognition programmes have maintained their impressive emergence as engaging and cost-effective tools to maintain employee morale and motivation.

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Juno's State of Engagement, 2025

Our services

Our Wellbeing and Recognition platforms enable you to give the support and recognition that transforms colleagues into motivated teams.

Juno Benefits

Juno Wellbeing

Supporting wellbeing with real choice

A flexible platform enabling your team to support their wellbeing in the way that impacts them in the most meaningful way.

Juno Shoutouts

Juno Shoutouts

Recognising achievement

Juno Shoutouts encourages colleagues to recognise and celebrate one another’s achievements without ever leaving Slack.

Latest news & resources

From Perks to Purpose: What UK Employees Really Want in 2025

Employees today - particularly within mid-market and enterprise organisations - are asking for something deeper, more meaningful, and more sustainable than ever before. As we settle into an era shaped by hybrid work, economic uncertainty, and generational shifts, it's clear that the future of employee engagement lies not just in perks, but in purpose.

What Really Defines Company Culture?

Strong company culture has the power to energise teams, attract top talent, and build resilience in the face of change. It shapes how people show up on a Monday morning, how they collaborate, and how they grow. And while perks like free coffee or hybrid policies may catch attention, it’s the underlying values, behaviours, and daily interactions that determine whether a culture truly supports people to thrive.

The Future of Work: How Modern HR Practices Are Shaping Employee Experiences

The companies that thrive in the next decade will be those that treat the employee experience as a primary product, constantly iterated and refined. With the right blend of empathy, evidence, and experimentation, HR has an unparalleled opportunity to architect a world of work that is fitter for human flourishing - and the time to act is now.

Engagement Isn't a Buzzword: Practical Tips to Keep Your Team Invested

Engagement has become a North Star for HR teams. But let's get one thing straight: it isn’t a buzzword. It’s the engine behind high-performing teams.