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Winn Solicitors awarded Investors in People silver standard
Winn Solicitors Ltd is delighted to be awarded the prestigious Investors in People Silver Standard, awarded to organisations which demonstrate excellent people management and development.
Commenting on the award, Michael Warmington, Office Manager and Head of Human Resources said: “Our status as the most innovative and progressive one shop stop for legal services is only possible because of the people who work hard to get us there. Achieving the Investors in People Silver Accreditation is a credit to the skills and dedication of our staff”.
Paul Devoy, Head of Investors in People, said: “Achieving the Investors in People Silver standard is something that any organisation should be truly proud of. It is the sign of a company which is very committed to good people management practice and we’d like to congratulate Winn Solicitors Limited on their achievement.”
Steve Burrows, Managing Director of Investors in People North of England said: “This is a fantastic achievement for Winn Solicitors Limited and I would like to congratulate the team on their success. We believe that good people make a great business and as a proven organisational development framework, Investors in People is designed to help organisations and their people to realise potential, enhance performance and meet goals. With their Silver accreditation, Winn Solicitors Limited is certainly working to realise their people potential.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Winn Solicitors Ltd .
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