Buzz nights and a chain of fun, work-focused colleagues are keeping Travel Agents extra happy at Flight Centre in the UK.
The company was named the 20th top place to work for the sixth consecutive year in the annual Great Place to Work awards.
Flight Centre won in the large organisation category, which focuses on businesses with 500 employees or more.
The company’s was assessed via an employee survey and an audit of its management and HR practices.
Results of the evaluation found Flight Centre provides a high trust and high engaging workplace culture with ongoing staff training and development.
Flight Centre UK’s Managing Director, Chris Galanty, described the company’s rank as a “brilliant accomplishment” and said he was proud of the whole team.
“It’s their dedication and drive that enables us to deliver exceptional tailor-made travel experiences.”
Chris Galanty, Flight Centre UK Managing Director
“Nurturing our team and providing them with the tools to succeed is at the forefront of our company policy and will continue to shape our business moving forward.”
Great Places to Work Chief Executive, Tom O’Byrne, added that the win is a testament to Flight Centre’s strength of leadership and commitment to “creating the kind of culture where employees enjoy coming to work”.
“The hallmark of a great workplace like Flight Centre is that their policies and practices are designed around the employee.”
Tom O’Byrne, Great Places to Work Chief Executive
“This employee focus helps attract and retain the talent essential for driving and sustaining competitive performance.”
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