SAP Staff Morale Plunges in Internal Survey Amid Restructuring
- Survey finds 51% of German staff ready to join a competitor
- Germany’s skilled labor market is facing major shortages
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SAP SE is facing swelling discontent among employees in its home market, according to an internal survey, as Chief Executive Officer Christian Klein pushes through a restructuring plan announced in January.
The percentage of German employees with “full trust” in the software company’s executive board fell to 38%, the lowest in at least three years, according to an annual survey reviewed by Bloomberg News. The poll was taken in June and presented on Thursday at a general meeting of the works council at SAP, Germany’s most valuable company.