52% of healthcare workers feel fairly paid: Study

Fifty-two percent of healthcare employees indicated they feel fairly paid for the work they do — the lowest score of any industry studied, according to a recent report by experience management company Qualtrics. 

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The “Healthcare Experience Trends Report” for 2023, published Jan. 17, surveyed nearly 3,000 healthcare workers across 27 countries about their experiences in their profession, according to a news release from Qualtrics. The company surveyed employees of other industries for other versions of its experience trends report series. 

Here are three additional report findings:

1. Thirty-eight percent of healthcare workers reported they feel their pay is clearly linked to their performance.

2. Sixty-one percent of healthcare workers reported they intend to stay in their job, a decrease of 4% compared to last year’s respondents. 

3. Thirty-nine percent of healthcare workers indicated they are considering leaving their current organization, a decrease of 4% compared to 2022.

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