Clare business featured in 2024 Best Places to Work awards list
Keldin Engineering is featured on the list compiled by the Sunday Times
A Clare company has been listed as one of the best places to work in Ireland by the Sunday Times.
The Sunday Times, in partnership with WorkL, the employee experience platform, have unveiled Ireland’s top employers in their inaugural Best Places to Work list for 2024.
Launched to recognise and celebrate the very best places to work in Ireland, ‘The Sunday Times Best Places to Work’ is an eight page supplement highlighting 35 employers across the country, including Keldin Engineering in Clare, that recruit and retain top talent along with industry-leading best practices in areas such as engagement, wellbeing and job satisfaction.
The Sunday Times Best Places to Work survey uses 26 questions from WorkL’s employee engagement survey, developed by behavioural scientists, data analysts, psychologists, business leaders, academics and other independent parties to most accurately monitor employee engagement, wellbeing and discretionary effort in the workplace.
To be successfully accredited as a Sunday Times Best Place to Work, organisations must achieve a minimum 70% overall engagement score across WorkL’s six-set framework.
Keldin Engineering is a Clarecastle-based company that "specializes in the delivery of electrical services to clients across several different sectors", according to their website.
The survey also revealed that of those companies that entered, there is no one area where Ireland scores lower than the UK across all demographics. Further data showed that Gen Z workers, who are the least happy age group in the UK, are the second happiest in Ireland.
The Sunday Times Best Places to Work initiative aims to highlight businesses where individuals feel they have more control over their work life balance, wellbeing and environment and, as a result of this, take more responsibility for the success of their employer.
Entries are now open for The Sunday Times Best Places to Work Awards for 2025. Companies can enter through the WorkL for business platform where organisations can set up and distribute a survey designed by employee experience experts.
The survey includes key questions which will give an insight into the organisation and employee sentiment at stbestplacestowork.ie
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