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All In Census Data

The All In Census is UK advertising’s largest industry-wide talent survey, created by the Advertising Association, the IPA, ISBA and Kantar. It is supported across all areas of the industry by advertisers, agencies, media owners, trade bodies and tech companies, and its rich data continues to shape the All In Action Plan.

2021 All In Census - 16,800 responses
2023 All In Census - 18,600 responses
2025 All In Census - 14,200 responses

Below in a snapshot of top-line findings from each section, or you can download a executive summary of key data for 2025.

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2025 Results at a glance

28%

of women believe that gender hinders career progression

% of respondents who believe parental leave has negatively impacted their career progression
55%
Women
10%
Men
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% of racial discrimination experienced in their current company
16%
Black
12%
Asian
12%
Any minority ethnicity
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23% vs 14%

work related stress for disabled talent compared to the industry average

19% vs 40%

Working class talent continue to be underrepresented compared to the UK working population

Those who attended a fee paying school vs general population
18%
8%
43% vs 31%

LGBQ+ respondents are considerably more likely than the industry average to be affected by stress/anxiety and mental health conditions (25% vs 11%)

14% vs 27%

% of LGBQ+ respondents are less likely to leave the industry compared to over 1 in 4 in 2023

73%

of respondents believe their company would benefit from menopause awareness training

29%

of respondents over 45 years old are currently providing care to a family member

31%

of all respondents reported feeling stressed or anxious

For 14%

their stress/anxiety was primarily work related

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44%

of respondents believe using AI has made them more effective in their job

I am enthusiastic to use AI more in my role
63
Agree
15
Disagree
22
Neither
26%

of respondents are likely to leave their company in the next 12 months

Most common reasons for leaving
71%
Better opportunities/salary
26%
Poor work/life balance
30%
Career change