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					Lights, camera, action; taking our company Inform to the big screen!
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					Three is the magic number; introducing our charity challenge 2025!
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							 	What's better than trekking up one big hill? Why scaling three of them back-to-back of course! Just a little peak into our Social Committee's planning meeting where they came up with the idea for our 2025 charity challenge...!	 			This time last year we were were gearing up for our hugely successful and enjoyable (what torrential rain?!) Edale Challenge adventure and next month, Partners from across DJS Research will be lacing up their walking boots once again ' this time taking to the Cheshire hills - all to raise money for our fantastic company charity, Blythe House Hospice.
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					Mayor of South Yorkshire announces results of Public Consultation conducted by DJS Research
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					Joining like-minded agencies to tackle respondent quality challenges head on; introducing our new strategic partnership with CoLab.
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					Launching a groundbreaking public health study in Wales
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					Making the complex, child's play! Our Children  Young People experts are speaking at the MRS Generation A to Z conference.
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						How do you ensure a survey about polictics is pitched just right for young people and delivers the insights you need? You get them involved in the survey design! 	 	
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					https://www.djsresearch.co.uk/news/article/Making-the-complex-childs-play-Our-Children-Young-People-experts-are-speaking-at-the-MRS-Generation-A-to-Z-conference
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					Thoughts from the new kids on the Operational Board block
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							 	Earlier this year we saw the appointment of three new members to our Operational Board on a rotational basis. This move was the first move of its kind for DJS Research and it's already proven to be an excellent one on both a strategic and operational front. 	 	Simon Driver, Gill Redfern and Charlotte Sykes have over three decades of experience at DJS Research between them - and even more within the research industry as a whole! United by their passion for our organisation, each brings a very different set of qualities and skills to the boardroom table.	 	Eight months on we've asked them how they're getting on wearing their new board hats and it's clear they've rolled their sleeves up and got stuck straight in...	 		 	Simon Driver: "After 7 years in a director role at DJS Research, I was delighted to expand my role further earlier this year with an appointment to the DJS Research Operational Board.  My main focus in the past 12 months has been working with colleagues in the Smart Growth pillar, helping to improve commercial understanding across the business and ensuring that we work together to maximise profits for the benefit of Partners. This includes Key Account Management, proactive business winning, and supporting teams to develop their business plans for the next financial year.  We are all working hard, alongside the different pillars and EO Voice, to make sure that DJS continues to be a great place to work."	 				 
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					DJS Research Review of the Year 2024
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					Reassuring young people about the bright, squiggly, paths ahead of them
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						Earlier this year, our Training Manager Sarah Smith and HR Manager Lucy Pawson were invited to join Aquinas College on their pre-summer careers event. It wasn't our first rodeo. DJS Research have supported Aquinas, and numerous other local schools and colleges, at many such events over the years and they always prove valuable - not just for the students, but for our teams taking part. 	 	In this short piece Sarah shares what happened on the Aquinas careers day and explains why she feels it's so vitally important for employers from all sectors to support young people in careers and skills training initiatives such as these. She also shares her hopes to excite young people about the wealth of potential careers ahead of them and to reassure them that varied and 'squiggly' career paths are often the most interesting.	 	Article by Training Manager, Sarah Smith 	 	We were delighted to be invited back to Aquinas College to participate in their careers day, having previously supported several different career activities at the college. The day was designed to give students, aged 16-17 years old, an idea of the different kinds of jobs that exist in the world of employment, along with a flavour for different organisations and their associated sectors.			We were asked to prepare a short talk to tell students about our roles and responsibilities, what inspires us, industry challenges, and our route into our roles. We also made ample space for questions. Myself and Lucy attended in the morning and delivered two sessions together. It was great being able to step into students' world and meet them all (even if it did make us feel old!) and share insight with them that hopefully inspires and excites them about their future. Lucy and I both shared how 'making a difference' is part of what drives us in our roles, and really, that is what makes us keen and excited to engage with young people, or those considering their career choices, to help them find their way into jobs that they find rewarding and enjoyable!  
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					Festive fundraising preparation! What we did with our DJS Volunteer Day...
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								All Partners at DJS Research have the opportunity to take a volunteer day each year to support a charity of their choice. Taken individually or as a team, it's a chance to give something back and provide tangible support to organisations and initiatives that we feel passionate about - while still getting paid! 
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					A baker's dozen and one more for good luck – 14 well-deserved promotions!
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						Back in February we announced a raft of well-deserved promotions across our organisation. As the year hurtles towards its close, we couldn't be more thrilled to be sharing news of even MORE promotions within our Research and Operations team. 
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					Hold the Front Page! DJS Research launches DJS DIGEST our internal newsletter inspired by our partners
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					Unlocking the Power of Behavioural Science: A short review of the MRS Behavioural Science Summit 2023
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					We have been awarded RAS Accredited Recruiter Status by the Market Research Society
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					People Powered Growth: We're proud to have been involved with groundbreaking research into EO and its far-reaching impact
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					Huge congrats to Alex Scaife for passing the MRS Advanced Certificate in Market and Social Research Practice!
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					MRS Gen Z Summit: Our Key Takeaways
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					DJS Research - Review of the Year 2023
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							 	                 A huge thank you to our clients, respondents, suppliers and employee partners	 	Another year over ' and again it's been a positive one for DJS Research, despite feeling like a more challenging year for the industry overall. We've continued to recruit more talent across all areas of the business, have promoted many of our hardworking team and have also seen client growth, particularly within the public sector (with some exciting plans in the pipeline!).	 			We have also continued upon our mission to make DJS Research an even better place to work for our people and for the planet, with an increased focus on corporate and social responsibility and employee wellbeing. This year we launched our first Employee Wellbeing Survey which has given us some great inspiration and direction for future change, and we've become one of 13,000 employers in the UK to pay a real Living Wage to all of our partners. 
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					Our research finds that over half of parents will give Christmas Eve gifts
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							 	By Research Director, Helen Menzies	 	I don't remember Christmas Eve boxes being a 'thing' when I was little (maybe just not in my house?!) but increasingly over the years I've heard more and more families talk about them. A quick Google presents me with plenty of options for every budget, with retailers from Card Factory to Fortnum  Mason offering Christmas Eve boxes and fillers.	 	I wanted to find out what parents are planning to do this year and what sort of things are going into these boxes, so we turned to our in-house panel to find out! Opinion Exchange is our panel of over 20,000 people in the UK who have signed up to take part in market research. We sent out an online poll to some parents on the panel and we quickly received just over 600 responses.	 	Our research shows that 59% of parents will be giving a Christmas Eve box/some kind of gift on Christmas Eve:	 	Will you be giving your child(ren) a 'Christmas Eve box' and/or a present on Christmas Eve?		Base: 604 parents.	 	Amongst the 59% who plan to give some kind of Christmas Eve gift, we found that in general it is less about the gift per se (or indeed the box) and more about creating a special experience or atmosphere.  Whilst some parents are giving an item from under the tree before the big day, the most common gifts are:	 		bull; Cosy Christmas clothing (pyjamas, fluffy socks)	bull; Treats such as chocolate, sweets or hot chocolate	bull; A book	bull; A DVD/choosing a new movie online	bull; Pampering items (bath bombs, face masks)	bull; Craft activities	 			'I like the idea but its only a little gift of pyjamas and hot chocolate. Not a big gift.'		Parent
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					Introducing our charity of the year for 2024 – Blythe House Hospicecare and Helen's Trust
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