Freebridge Community Housing announced as one of the countries best places to work
Freebridge Community Housing are delighted to announce that they once again appear on the Sunday Times Top 100 Best Not-For-Profit Organisations to Work For list.
Not only did Freebridge reach 68th place in the list, they also retained their One Star accreditation, which they first received back in 2014. The accreditation means that Freebridge continues to have ‘very good’ levels of employee engagement within the organisation.
Tony Hall, Chief Executive of Freebridge, said: “I could not be happier to have Freebridge recognised in this way. Appearing on the list is largely down to the efforts that our employees make in creating a great working environment and I want to thank them for their continued support.
“I am also looking forward to reading the feedback on our entry and identifying further ways to make Freebridge a great place to come to work.”
The Best Companies employee engagement survey captures how people genuinely feel about working for their organisations.
Best Companies methodology shows that the following eight factors are linked to overall engagement. They are: Leadership, My Team, Wellbeing, Personal Growth, Giving Something Back and My Manager. As well as completing the employee engagement surveys, Freebridge also completed an extensive questionnaire which provides an overview of the organisation.
