| | Bluefin Solutions has
been awarded the elite
Three Star Accreditation
in this year’s Best
Companies Accreditation
scheme. The initiative
acknowledges corporate
excellence in the
workplace. It places
paramount significance
on first-rate workplace
engagement, superb
workplace practice, and
outstanding internal | |
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| | leadership. Final
accreditation is based
on an elite ‘Michelin
style’ rating which
bestows a fixed standard
for organisations. One
Star is first class, Two
Stars are outstanding,
and Three Stars are
extraordinary. The
scheme was developed by
Best Companies, the firm
also responsible for
researching and | |
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| | compiling the Sunday
Times’ ‘Best Companies
to Work for’ list.
For this year’s
accreditation, over
140,000 employees from
653 organizations were
surveyed. Of the 653
companies who registered
for ‘Star Status’, only
307 were awarded such,
with only 48 achieving
the scheme’s highest
rating of Three Stars.
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Bluefin chief
executive James Appleby
said: “To be accredited
as one of the top UK
companies to work for is
a wonderful external
recognition that our
staff has the drive and
desire to live our
values. It also affirms
that our 2025 vision is
on track. The vision is
simple: by being a great
place to work, and by | |
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| | doing the best for our
customers regardless of
what that means to us,
Bluefin is striving to
become one of the
world’s most
customer-focused IT
organisations by 2025.”
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