Practice Plan rank 31 in Top 100 companies to work for...
The team at Practice Plan are ecstatic after not only making the prestigious ‘Sunday Times Top 100 Companies to Work For’ for a second year running, but also climbing up a further three places from last year’s position!
The company, who now hold the 31st place in the list, beating off stiff competition from hundreds of different organisations, recently took a team of ten from across the business, including Managing Director, Nick Dilworth, and travelled to London for the black tie ceremony hosted by BBC newsreader Bill Turnbull, where they collected their award.
Nick Dilworth, Managing Director, explained: ‘To go to 31st from 34th last year based on 567 entries for this category, whereby only 50% were in last year's Top 100 is a phenomenal achievement. This is worthy recognition for the continued effort and focus of the whole team to drive the business forward. I was particularly delighted to learn that when staff where asked about their overall view of their job, 87% responded that they love their job.’
This year’s list was based on feedback from over 37,500 employees, making it the most comprehensive survey of its kind in the country, and the reputation of the list continues to build, attracting even more organisations each year, which makes gaining a place increasingly difficult.
Kerrie Harding, Quality Assurance, who was at the awards, said: ‘I am proud and lucky to work at Practice Plan. The number of benefits and support we receive as employees are exceptional, everyone gives 110% on a day-to-day basis – and, most importantly, we have fun while we’re doing it!’
The leader in practice branded dental membership plans doubled their celebrations after also being named an ‘extraordinary’ company to work for, having achieved 3 Star Status in the Best Companies Accreditation, also for the second year running. Out of the 1165 organisations who applied for the award, only 84 received the ultimate 3 Star Status, Practice Plan being one of them.
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