28th September 2009
CORPS SECURITY IS ANNOUNCED AS A FINALIST AT THE NATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS 2009
Corps Security, one of the UK’s leading security providers, is proud to announce it has been selected as a finalist in the National Business Awards 2009 Employer of the Year category. Corps Security entered the awards in July this year and following making the shortlist prepared and delivered a presentation to the judging panel earlier this month. The results of the awards will be announced at a Gala Dinner on the 10th November 2009 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London.
Every year the National Business Awards, sponsored by Orange, attracts a large pool of high calibre companies from across a wide range of industries. Corps Security’s submission centred on the human resource strategy and focused on how this has positively impacted on both the employees and the organisation as a whole. Corps Security has received very positive feedback from its employees in relation to the human resource innovations and the benefits include reduced recruitment costs, increased customer satisfaction and excellent levels of employee retention with Corps Security’s current staff turnover figures sitting at 17.4% compared to the industry average of 22%.
Richard Moule, CEO of Corps Security, comments: “I am very proud of the company’s achievement in becoming a finalist at the National Business Awards 2009. We strive for excellence in everything we do and being shortlisted as a finalist in the Employer of Choice category emphasises our efforts to retain the highest calibre of personnel to deliver excellent service to our customers.”
Corps Security is an employer of choice within the security sector and continues to demonstrate the desire to provide high quality, well trained staff with the ability to deliver the best quality service to all customers. Corps Security is delighted that the human resource strategy and innovations have been positively recognised by the National Business Awards judging body and look forward to the awards being announced in November.
