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Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec

Search Consultancy sets the bar for recruitment excellence

Search Consultancy has won a prestigious industry award celebrating excellence in recruitment

The company scooped the Best Company to Work For (more than 250 employees) accolade at the Institute of Recruitment Professionals Awards, held this week at Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel.

It is the second time the recruiter – headquartered in Glasgow with offices across the UK – has won the sought-after title.

The awards, hosted and awarded by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, celebrate professional excellence and inspirational work carried out by the recruitment industry’s brightest stars.

Grahame Caswell, Chief Executive Officer of Search Consultancy, said: “The IRP Awards recognise companies whose work sets the bar for other recruitment professionals to aspire to, so it is a huge honour for us to win this accolade.

“We were proud to earn this title in 2013 and over the last two years we have taken further steps to create a truly inspirational working environment for our exceptional workforce. To be recognised yet again is testament to our ongoing commitment to excellence, corporate success and professionalism.”

The Best Large Company To Work For (more than 250 employees) category recognises large companies that can demonstrate staff motivation is at the heart of their business.

Search was required to demonstrate excellence in vision and values, people development and engagement, engagement of employees in business strategy development, employee reward and recognition, skills development, measurement of employee satisfaction, and professional and ethical people management.

To scoop the award Search highlighted a range of its initiatives including on-the-job coaching, informal face-to-face briefings from its CEO, its dedicated Director for Training, health and wellbeing initiatives, employee incentive schemes, and its array of opportunities for employees to provide feedback and suggestions.

www.search.co.uk