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Capgemini recognised as one of the top 50 places where women want to work

Capgemini has been recognised by The Times as one of the Top 50 places where women want to work in the UK. This annual survey recognises the UK's most progressive organisations. The survey highlighted the following areas where Capgemini was particularly strong: Inspiring Leaders, Training and Development, Employee Satisfaction and Work-Life Balance.

4 October 2006

Glenda Stone, Chief Executive of Aurora, which helped The Times to research and compile the list, commented on the organisations that made the Top 50: “The standard is very high, the initiatives are very successful and, best of all, there is real hope that organisations are betting better at recruiting, retaining and developing female talent.”

Amanda Shrimpton, Head of Employee Relations, Capgemini said: “This award recognises everything that we are doing at Capgemini to be a progressive employer for all of our employees. That we are one of the Top 50 places where women want to work is testament to the programmes we have developed to foster the best work environment. We are particularly pleased to be cited in four categories as UK leaders. We are very proud to have been selected for this award scheme.”

Amanda Shrimpton was interviewed for The Times supplement, published 4 October 2006 - click here to read more.

 

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