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Print Management Firm Is One Of Best Companies

Edited by the Printingtalk editorial team Mar 1, 2007

Charterhouse, an independent print management company, has achieved 'star status' at this year's 'best companies' awards, affiliated with the Sunday Times' 100 best companies to work for.

Charterhouse, an independent print management company, has achieved 'star status' at this year's 'best companies' awards, affiliated with the Sunday Times' 100 best companies to work for.

Organisations that participate in the 'best companies' research are able to access data and confidential feedback from employees.

The 'best companies' bespoke on-line survey is designed to measure employee engagement across eight factors, from leadership to personal growth and well being.

Jonathan Austin, Best Companies' chief executive remarked: "Charterhouse's 2007 accreditation is an outstanding achievement.

It confirms its commitment to the continuing journey of workplace engagement.

Our role is to set a rigorous benchmark so that organisations can become even better employers." Jason Hammond, a Charterhouse director, collected the award and commented: "We are delighted to gain this recognition and it is an important step in our quest to be the company that people want to work for." Charterhouse's clients include Airmiles, ING Direct, Marks and Spencer, Nissan, Powergen, Renault, Shell, Sony, T-Mobile and Unilever.