SCOTLAND’S top family-friendly employers have been recognised at an awards ceremony.
Work-life balance organisation Family Friendly Working Scotland named seven organisations in its Working Families Awards 2018.
The prizes celebrate progressive employers who support staff to combine home and work life, and harnessing the business benefits.
This year the Barclays banking group won the Best Large Private Employer category.
Senshi Digital, a tourism marketing agency in Glasgow, won the Best SME – Small category and the Best For Innovation award.
Pursuit Marketing took the Best SME Employer – Medium award and Independent Living Fund Scotland (ILF) was named Best Public Sector Employer. Best Third Sector Employer was won jointly by Young Enterprise Scotland and Includem.
Childcare Minister Maree Todd MSP said: “It is extremely positive to see so many of Scotland’s employers recognising the benefits of creating a family friendly workplace culture.”
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