We are finalists for the Employer of the Year Award!
It’s that time again, yesterday, All Things Business announced the finalists for the Northamptonshire Business Excellence Awards 2021, which seek to shine a spotlight on the many exceptional businesses and inspiring and talented business people operating across the county.
Having twice walked away with the Big Business of the Year accolade (in 2019 and 2020), Medigold Health are delighted to this year be sponsoring this prestigious award, to show our support for other businesses who are achieving great things within the region.
We are also very happy to reveal that we have been shortlisted for the Employer of the Year award!
As a company who are dedicated to putting our people at the heart of everything we do, it’s a real privilege to have been nominated in this particular category, which recognises businesses that have created a stimulating and supportive work environment and have demonstrated a real commitment to the welfare of the employees.
We’d like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of our fellow nominees – we can’t wait to celebrate with you all, in person, at the big night in November!
Want to work for our winning team? Check out our current vacancies.
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