Are people at the heart of your organisation? Do you think you're a good employer? If you're sure that you are and you're based in the UK, then why not enter Best Companies Accreditation or The Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For Competition.

The Best Companies Accreditation is widely regarded as a leading benchmark of workplace engagement and the prestigious Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For Competition is now an Institution in its own right.

Organisations interested in taking part can register immediately by visiting www.bestcompanies.co.uk or call Best Companies on 01978 856 222. Registration closes on October 31st 2008.

Announcements of Accreditation successes will be made in January 2009 and The Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For competition winners will be announced next March.

Author: Brian Amble

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