The charity was ranked 14th for promoting wellbeing at work and 86th for its commitment to employee development.
The ‘Best Workplaces for Wellbeing’ list focuses on employees’ holistic experiences of wellbeing at work, including their work-life balance, sense of fulfilment, social support, job satisfaction, and financial security.
Organisations included in the ‘Best Workplaces for Development’ list offer employees the chance to better themselves, learn new skills, and progress within the organisation. They also demonstrated they understand that development is not one-size fits all and actively support employees to undertake their own tailored journey of growth.