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Survey on Fair Compensation – Different Perspectives: Employees and Companies

An Ifop study commissioned by the Fondation Travailler autrement offers a fresh perspective on how employees and business leaders view compensation. It highlights the resurgence of expectations regarding compensation and the growing disparities between large and small companies.

Here are the key findings:

1/ The strong resurgence of salary as a top priority for workers

2/ Small and large companies: a social divide in the workplace

3/ Beyond salary: building loyalty through dialogue, transparency, and work organization

Find the detailed findings of the survey in the attached document.

French Attitudes Toward Group Vacation Camps for Children and Youth

The Ifop study shows that group vacation camps continue to have a very positive image among the French.

They are seen as beneficial for exploration, independence, well-being, community life, and taking a break from screens.

81% of the French public would like to see them given greater prominence in policies supporting children and youth.

Survey on Allergies and Their Impact on Daily Life

How the French View Coluche 40 Years After His Death

This Ifop poll for *La Tribune Dimanche* shows, first and foremost, that Coluche continues to hold an important place in the public consciousness. Forty years after his death, 68% of French people say they miss him. This figure rises to 76% among the “Coluche generation”—that is, people who were 15 years old at the time of his death.

An In-Depth Look at the Sexuality of French Men and Women

The data highlights a widening gap in sexual experiences between women and men. Female sexual boredom and the orgasm gap have significantly increased, particularly among younger generations.

Sexuality is also increasingly shaped by performance dynamics, with rising rates of orgasm simulation, differing perceptions of intercourse duration, and practices that remain highly unequal in terms of pleasure depending on gender.

Finally, sexual behaviours are evolving in contrasting ways: the normalisation of violent sexual practices among young women, the growing use of sex toys in couples, and the spread of new practices such as squirting, especially among younger generations.

The Personality Dashboard – June 2026

The June 2026 edition of the Ifop-Fiducial poll for Paris Match and Sud Radio shows a clear upward trend: only 11 public figures remained stable or saw their ratings decline from one month to the next.

2026 Savings Barometer for France and Its Regions – Wave 8

In April 2026, Ifop conducted the eighth wave of the Savings Barometer in France and its regions for its partner Altaprofits. The survey examines trends in savings behavior, retirement, and investments dedicated to funding national defense.

A Passion for Activism: Civic Participation, Community Involvement, and Professional Engagement

What will activism look like in 2026? Who are the people getting involved today in a union, an association, a collective, or even within their own company? In a study conducted in partnership with MAIF, Denis Maillard, co-director of the Foundation’s Observatory on Engagement, analyzes the profound changes in civic engagement based on an original survey conducted by Ifop.

The Mental Health of Self-Employed Workers

In March 2026, Ifop conducted a survey for its partner Welfaire among 800 self-employed individuals in metropolitan France regarding their mental health. The study addressed their perceptions of their own future and that of the country, their satisfaction with their professional lives, their specific vulnerabilities and challenges, and their views on the entrepreneurial environment in France.

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2026 Public Services Efficiency Barometer

The results of the 2026 Public Services Barometer, conducted by Ifop for Acteurs publics and Casden-Banque populaire, reveal a mixed view among the French public regarding public services. While their usefulness is not in question, the majority of respondents have reservations about how they actually operate.

How the French View the 2026 World Cup

As the 2026 World Cup—co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico—kicks off, Ifop-Fiducial, on behalf of Sud Radio, surveyed the French public about their attitudes toward the tournament: their plans to watch the matches, their expectations for the French national team’s performance, and their concerns about the risk of violence on the sidelines of the event.

Reputation: The New Driver of Brand Influence

In a study conducted by Media Figaro, Sociovision, and Brain Value (part of the Ifop Group) among 1,500 French people, a major shift has come to light: reputation has now emerged as the primary driver of brand influence, ahead of image and brand awareness.