Employee Engagement Survey design and implementation

My Life Support Services works in an industry that sees its workforce dispersed across a number of work locations, making it difficult for frequent direct contact with management and the wider team, and increasing the need to find alternative ways to monitor employee engagement and satisfaction. Further challenges associated with maintaining continuity of vital services throughout COVID had prompted management to take steps to measure staff morale, gain feedback on how recent circumstances had been managed, and to identify ongoing areas for organisational improvement.

KLR Communications design an online employee engagement survey with the key objectives in mind, analysed findings, identified high performing areas for ongoing maintenance, and provided recommendations for key improvements.  Outcomes of the survey were delivered via an online presentation to all employees, in a manner that was transparent, inclusive, and empowering for the workforce as a whole. Key brand themes, and the vision and mission of My Life Support Services were reinforced throughout the process.

Strategic process review, redraft and market testing of Department of Housing customer communications

KLR Communications acted as sole sub-contractor over the course of 2 years, providing strategic advice on the Department of Housing’s consumer engagement strategy, including mapping of critical pathways, audit and redraft of more than 300 pieces of correspondence using Behavioural Insights principles.

Communications were measured for effectiveness through observational and interview-based techniques and engagement with a range of key stakeholders, including Housing Service Centre personnel and business unit representatives from locations throughout South East Queensland, and observing and transcribing client interactions.

The project aimed to review products and services to modernise and reflect the Queensland Housing Strategy 2017-2027 and provide a more person-centred approach, benchmarked against key indicators such as readability, understandability, ease of key message identification, and cultural appropriateness.

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