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Title: First Great Western awarded Investors in People Silver Status
Post by: Chris from Nailsea on October 17, 2012, 12:49:57
From the FGW press release:

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First Great Western is delighted to announce that, following an Investors in People review at the end of September, it has gone above and beyond the basic Standard to achieve Silver Status.

Between 24 and 27 September, many FGW locations were visited by three assessors to review the company against the IIP Standard, which is carried out every three years.

The assessors emphasised how far First Great Western has come since we achieved Bronze Status in 2011. They highlighted how "impressed they were with the progress FGW has made since their last visit in terms of the effectiveness and efficiency of the support for the people in our business."

They also commented that "this is especially commendable given the dynamic and changing environment within the transport sector."

FGW Head of Human Resources, Sharon Johnston, said: ^Investing in our staff is a very important part of how we manage our business. We set high standards and we recognise that involving staff and supporting them in their work improves the service we offer our customers. We are therefore delighted to have achieved Silver Status in the nationally recognised Investors in People programme.^
 
Investors in People provides a framework that many organisations use to review how they are performing in how they manage their people. The framework covers a wide range of areas including business planning, training and development, and measuring performance.



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