For more information
contact Martin Monkman
250-356-0025

Exit Survey

The BC Public Service Exit Survey complements the Work Environment Survey by providing a systematic evaluation of why employees are resigning and retiring from the BC Public Service.

The BC Public Service Exit Survey has been conducted on an on-going basis starting in 2007.

Key Questions

The responses of those resigning or retiring from public service provide information and insight into factors behind an individual’s decision to leave. Analysis and compilation of the data tracks circumstances and issues that impacted those decisions, thus facilitating future strategies for employee engagement and retention. The findings can be broadly said to fit under five key questions:

1. Under what circumstances are respondents resigning or retiring from the BC Public Service?
2. What are the respondents’ levels of engagement when resigning or retiring?
3. What factors contributed to respondents’ decision to resign or retire?
4. What can be done differently to retain respondents?
5. What makes the BC Public Service a good place to work?
6. What is the demographic breakdown of those resigning or retiring? If you are interested in more information please contact Janet Woo at 250-387-0374