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Weber Shandwick, Powell Tate, KRC Research
"This year's study finds that Americans have a deep concern about the state of civility in our nation (93%)."
Michigan State University
"According to estimates, workplace incivility has doubled over the past two decades and has an average annual impact of $14,000."
CNN Politics
“Only 6% of Americans believe the overall tone has improved in Washington since Trump was elected.”
Positive Psychology News
“More than 60% of people who work in
uncivil environments experience stress.”
Weber Shandwick
"CEOs have to be more accountable,
boycott uncivil companies, recognize social media’s role, stop incivility in media, use advertising to demonstrate civility"
American Psychological Association
"It's often difficult for people of differing opinions to have meaningful conversations because there's no room for mistakes."
Ethics Sage
"From 2011 to 2013, there has been an increase in Americans reporting they quit a job because it was an uncivil workplace."
Tenneessean
“People are growing comfortable in their echo chambers or retreating from discussing politics all together.”
Risk and Insurance
“Workplace violence, a frequent outcome
of incivility, costs $4.2 billion dollars a year and claims 1,000 lives annually.”
Harvard Business Review
"25% of managers who admitted to having behaved badly said they were uncivil because their leaders were rude."
NORC at University of Chicago
"Americans believe today's society is generally more ill-mannered than it was 30 years ago."
National Institute for Civil Discourse
"A new online program that reminds Americans of our commitment to engaging our differences constructively is essential."
Agility PR
"Nearly three quarters of the public agree
the problem [incivility] has gotten worse in recent years."
"Over the past 20 years, I've polled thousands of workers and found that 98% have experienced uncivil behavior."
ConvoConnection
"As reported by global management consulting firm McKinsey Company, workplace incivility is on the rise."