Twelve Canadian organizations win Employee Recommended Workplace Awards
On March 19, Morneau Shepell and The Globe and Mail announced the category winners of the third annual Employee Recommended Workplace Award at The Globe and Mail’s Solving Workplace Challenges conference in Toronto. Bmeaningful attended the Solving Workplace Challenges event with our family of companies, Charity Village and TalentEgg as proud Community Recruitment Partners of the Employee Recommended Workplace Award. We want to give our congratulations to all of the winners!
The Employee Recommended Workplace Award recognizes leaders in achieving a healthy and engaged workforce in the privately owned, public, not-for-profit, and government sectors in small, mid-sized and large businesses.
The Employee Recommended Workplace Award is unique as it’s the first award where the results are based entirely on employee feedback. It assesses an organization’s health, engagement, and productivity based on the survey results. With this information, both employees and the employer receive feedback on how to improve the health of their workforce.
Congrats to the following 2019 Winners for this achievement and for being an employer of choice.
- Private company:
- Sklar Wilton and Associates (small)
- MDS Aero Support Corporation (mid-sized)
- Avison Young (Canada) Inc. (large)
- Public company:
- Herman Miller Canada Inc. (small)
- Sandoz Canada Inc. (mid-sized)
- Pason Systems Inc. (large)
- Not-for-profit:
- OCAS Application Services Inc. (small)
- Aéroport de Québec Inc. (mid-sized)
- CAA Club Group (large)
- Government:
- Town of Kentville (small)
- Northwestern Health Unit (mid-sized)
- NB Power (large)
“Upholding a healthy and productive workplace can be a challenging feat for employers,” said Stephen Liptrap, President, and Chief Executive Officer, Morneau Shepell. “Workplace stress and isolation continue to affect employees at a higher rate each year, making it significantly more difficult for employers to achieve positive total well-being of all employees. The 2019 Employee Recommended Workplace Award recipients recognize that successfully supporting the physical, mental, work and life health of employees is critical to creating a healthy workplace culture and to improving the bottom line. We are excited to honour these industry-leading companies that are paving the way for employee well-being in Canada.”
If you’re an employer and want to become an employer of choice, you can find out more about the fourth annual 2020 Employee Recommended Workplace Awards that opens in early April. Register today!
Related Article: Total of 75 organizations who qualified as Employee Recommended Workplaces in the third annual awards.
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