WorkSafe is committed to improving the experience of being on worker’s compensation; the CATI Research Program is one of the surveys it uses to monitor and improve services delivered by the agents who manage workers’ compensation claims.

The Queensland Office of Industrial Relations has engaged Wallis Social Research in partnership with Market and Communications Research (MCR) to survey people who have had contact with the Office to assess their satisfaction.

This survey, the Public Education and Evaluation Program, is about how the TAC communicates important messages with Victorians and road safety generally.

This survey helps the TAC understand the experience and attitudes of all Victorians who share our roads, and assists with planning how best to improve road safety for everyone.

We are currently conducting a general survey about road safety where we speaking to Victorian drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists or pedestrians.

Wallis conduct data collection for the NAB Monthly and Quarterly Business surveys as well as the NAB Property Survey on behalf of Gundabluey Research and the National Australia Bank (NAB).

This survey seeks to understand the motorcycle rider's views on road safety issues. It also aims to understand people's experience attending the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix (Moto GP). The information collected in the survey will be used to help motorcycle riders stay safe on the roads.

Wallis is conducting the Client Experience Survey 2025/26 on behalf of the State Trustees (VIC) to measure and understand their clients' experience with their service.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of the NSW Government. This survey is looking at the attitudes to local content requirements for transforming NSW’s electricity system.

The Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth (LSAY) is a study that follows young Australians over 10 years, from their mid-teens to mid-twenties, as they move through school to further study, work and beyond.

The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) and Wallis Social Research (Wallis) are conducting a survey on behalf of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations to find out how employers meet their skill needs, particularly through their interaction with the education and training system.

Wallis Social Research is conducting a survey on behalf of on behalf of a Victorian Government organisation. Participating in this survey helps improve the understanding of road safety issues impacting the surfing community across Victoria.

For this survey we are interested in understanding the thoughts and experiences of primary producers and growers operating in the Great Barrier Reef catchment area, regarding the use of land management practices.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by Jobs & Skills Australia to conduct qualitative research to better understand the drivers and impacts of the growth of casual and fixed-term contract employment in the VET teaching workforce, to inform better workforce planning and enhance career opportunities.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this survey on behalf of MEGT to gain insight into the experiences of apprentices and trainees.

Jesuit Social Services has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct a survey for Australian youth aged 14 to 18 years to understand their attitudes toward traditional values.

On behalf of Safe Work Australia (SWA), Wallis is conducting the biennial National Return to Work (NRTW) Survey.

Wallis Social Research is conducting this research on behalf of a Victorian government agency. The research will inform future road safety initiatives in Victorian communities.

Wallis Social Research has been commissioned by the Department of Education to conduct an evaluation of Commonwealth Teaching Scholarships (CTS) to determine if the program is effectively attracting and retaining teachers as intended.

The Government of Western Australia Department of Training and Workforce Development has commissioned Wallis Social Research to conduct their annual student survey for 2025.