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WINNER – FIRST PLACE CAP fought off stiff competition from nearly 1000 other companies to claim the 2009 award, becoming the first small company to win two years in a row since the Best Small Companies awards were launched. A massive 97 per cent of our staff felt proud to work for CAP, with 93 per cent also stating that working for the charity was good for their personal growth. In addition, 99.5 per cent felt that CAP made a positive difference to the world we live in. |
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WINNER – FIRST PLACE WINNER – SPECIAL AWARD The ‘Best Companies Awards’ have come to be recognised as the benchmark for all that is outstanding in terms of working environment. With employees anonymously answering wide-ranging surveys about their company, the results provide a vital insight into the inner-workings of many organisations across the country in an unbiased way. CAP was praised for its leadership, with 97% of employees rating the quality of management as good or excellent. In recognition of this Matt Barlow received the prestigious ‘Best Leader’ Award. |
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WINNER The aim of the Centre for Social Justice Awards is to recognise, reward and celebrate organisations making exceptional contributions in meeting the needs of some of Britain’s most vulnerable people, and effectively tackling poverty at grassroots level. |
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