Avanta Really Is A Great Place To Work

“ Avanta Managed Offices has proven to be a great place to work according to the Sunday Times newspaper, which has ranked the company as one of the 100 Best Small Company to Work For in its 2010 awards ”

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(iRealtyWire.Org) – This year marks the completion of the 10th Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For lists, which have been derived from entries by 964 companies across the UK. In total, the organisers surveyed over 230,000 employee opinions and carried out an evaluation of each organisation’s key statistics, processes and policies.
Commenting on Avanta’s award, Jonathan Austin, founder and CEO of Best Companies Ltd, said “I am delighted that Avanta has achieved a place on this year’s list. All organisations on the list should be truly proud that your employees and colleagues recognise you as a Best Company to Work For.
“This year’s survey also underlines the important role managers have in keeping their team productive and motivated. For the first time in the ten years of our research, employees have cited their own manager as a more important factor in their engagement than the leader and senior management.”
“Ensuring staff are happy, motivated and are provided with promotion opportunities to achieve their career development ambitions is the key to the ongoing success of any business," comments Jill Jackson, Avanta’s director of HR & training. “So to receive this award is just reward for the way we strive to engage our workforce by ensuring they are involved in all aspects our business.
“As a client-focussed business it is essential that the quality of customer care matches the high quality of the serviced office infrastructure that we provide, which is why we’ve developed our own training sponsorship scheme for all centre staff to enable them to perform to the best of their ability, whilst enhancing their career prospects. In addition Avanta also provides childcare and birthday vouchers and we even operate a cycle scheme.”