Less than half of staff working at Bristol City Council believe top bosses are trustworthy according to a new survey.
Only 49% of Bristol City Council staff agreed that senior leaders “are trustworthy and act with integrity”, with one in 10 council workers disagreeing with that statement. An annual staff survey, filled out by more than 3,500, showed ongoing concerns about top council bosses.
While the results have improved since recent years, the latest staff survey reveals problems still persist. Councillors on the human resources committee will consider the results and grill council bosses on how trust in bosses can be improved, on Thursday, September 22.