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Cushman & Wakefield Is Ranked 47th In The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies To Work For 2009
27 Feb, 2009, London
The results of the 2009 The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work For survey revealed today
show Cushman & Wakefield in UK ranked 47th, up 37 places on last year. This is the sixth
consecutive year property consultant Cushman & Wakefield in the UK has secured a place in
this celebrated ranking of top companies to work for.
The Sunday Times list recognises organisations applauded by their employees for providing a supportive environment where they feel rewarded, appreciated and encouraged to develop. A total of 997 companies comprising some 200,000 employees participated in the survey which makes it most comprehensive survey of workplace engagement, opinion and satisfaction in the UK.
Companies were selected on the results of a questionnaire completed by a randomly selected cross section of employees. Companies were also required to supply information on demographics, employee benefits and management culture.
The Sunday Times list recognises organisations applauded by their employees for providing a supportive environment where they feel rewarded, appreciated and encouraged to develop. A total of 997 companies comprising some 200,000 employees participated in the survey which makes it most comprehensive survey of workplace engagement, opinion and satisfaction in the UK.
Companies were selected on the results of a questionnaire completed by a randomly selected cross section of employees. Companies were also required to supply information on demographics, employee benefits and management culture.
Bryan Laxton, CEO of Cushman & Wakefield in UK said: “This is a great a great accolade and a direct reflection of our strong culture and how our people feel about our firm and the progress we have made towards making this a rewarding and fun work place for everyone.”
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