The BPI research used information provided by Opencast about employee satisfaction and sentiment, including the level of respect, collaboration, support and sense of belonging they feel inside the company.
"Collaboration is at the heart of the way that Opencast operates. A range of internal and external initiatives ensure respect for all and that all voices and ideas are heard and valued.”
Cate continued: "People experience partners support our people on their personal and professional journeys, and we offer free learning and development with access to training they want.
"Day to day, we live and breathe five distinct values that define how we work as people and as a business. These values inform our behaviour with our clients, partners and with each other."
Louis Carter, founder and chief executive of BPI, said: "I started Most Loved Workplaces out of inspiration from my community of people who consciously place love for their employees at the centre of their business model."
In its original research that created MLW criteria, backed by BPI, Most Loved Workplaces surveyed more than 175 companies and more than 3,000 executives across Europe, the United States, Middle East/Northern Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Most Loved Workplace certification determines employee experience to recognise a top workplace that is loved by its people.
You can view Opencast’s certification page for Most Loved Workplace, here.
Alongside the Most Loved Workplace, Opencast is now being considered for Newsweek’s respected Top 100 list, with the results announced in November.
To learn more about the Best Practice Institute, visit bestpracticeinstitute.org.
Most Loved Workplace certification determines employee experience to recognise a top workplace that is loved by its people
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