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Fraudsters target bigger payouts as insurers detect 1.34 billion of bogus claimsabi.org.
Most people can name at least three positive aspects that make the company that employs them a good place to work, with ‘friendly people’ topping the list, analysis has found.
New research by Ciphr showed that the majority (85 per cent) of the 1,006 Brits polled can list at least three advantages of working for their employer.
The respondents were asked to share why they think their organisation is a good place to work, with an option to offer an opposing view available for those who did not want to endorse their employer as a good place to work.
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Out of the reasons selected, ‘good people and friendly employees’, was the top pick for two in five (40 per cent) workers, followed by ‘good pay’ and ‘job security’ (35 per cent and 34 per cent respectively).
‘Having a supportive manager’ was the fourth most important aspect, with 27 per cent of respondents citing this, while a quarter (24 per cent) said a good employee benefits package was important to them.
One in five people (21 per cent) rated organisations that encourage flexible working and work-life balance, have a good industry-wide reputation, support employees’ wellbeing, and promote a safe and fair working environment alongside diversity and inclusion.
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