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Google nets top employer award



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INTERNET giant Google was named today the UK's best place to work after a study found high retention rates and strong competition for jobs at the firm.
The award, by the Great Place to Work Institute research group, followed surveys of 4000 firms around the world employing 1.5 million staff, including 30,000 in the UK.


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  • Last Updated: 28 May 2008 10:40 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Technology
 
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Stan Dup,

28/05/2008 12:51:50
The award, by the Great Place to Work Institute research group, followed surveys of 4000 firms around the world employing 1.5 million staff, including 30,000 in the UK.

So how come the Great Place to Work Institute didn't win the award.

 

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