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The Censis-Eudaimon Report on Corporate Welfare.

It is not enough for us to offer services; we want to understand the direction of society. Since 2018, our Annual Report, produced in collaboration with Censis, has been one of the industry's compasses. A strategic tool that we share every year in Milan and Rome with our community, to transform data into real social innovation.

Some insights from the 2026 survey

0 out of 2

Would choose a company whose values he shares even in the face of higher pay elsewhere

0 out of 8

consider physical, mental, and social well-being an indispensable element in their work life

0 out of 6

expect the company they work for to be actively engaged in promoting their well-being

To each his own corporate welfare: the viable challenge

This Report was born from the meeting of two complementary leaderships, capable of interpreting the present to anticipate the future of work.Censis is the country's most authoritative socio-economic research institute active since 1964, a privileged interpreter of the changes in Italian society and a compass for institutions and the productive world.

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To each his own corporate welfare: the viable challenge

This Report was born from the meeting of two complementary leaderships, capable of interpreting the present to anticipate the future of work.Censis is the country's most authoritative socio-economic research institute active since 1964, a privileged interpreter of the changes in Italian society and a compass for institutions and the productive world.
Read Research 2026

All reports, year by year

2024_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-business (8)
7th Report - 2024
What is happening in Italian companies with workers who are difficult to recruit or retain now very concerned about their own subjective well-being?
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2023_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-business (1)
6th Report - 2023
How is the relationship with work of Italians, and in particular younger people, changing? How can corporate welfare help reactivate a positive relationship with work in companies?
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2022_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-business (2)
5th report - 2022
The research recounts how the pandemic has changed people's relationship with work, amid new insecurities and an emerging sense of dissatisfaction: the possible contribution of welfare emerges.
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2021_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-business (3)
4th Report - 2021
Amid fears about employment future and workers' income prospects, amid new individual and collective work arrangements, what will be the contribution of corporate welfare after Covid-19?
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2020_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-to-business (4)
3rd Report - 2020
With digitization and the introduction of new technologies such as artificial intelligence, fears are growing toward possible job cuts. In this context corporate welfare introduces the vehicle for change: the welfare coach.
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2019_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-to-business (5)
2nd Report - 2019
In the context of a broader labor pay crisis, corporate welfare could be a potentially effective tool to curb inequality by increasing the sense of belonging, involvement and identification with the company.
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2018_Report Censis-Eudaimon_welfare-to-business (6)
1st Report - 2018
The great potential of corporate welfare for the future emerges; however, it is important to consider services that can give real support to the worker and not only those considered most immediate and attractive.
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