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INDUSTRY UPDATE THE KBSA COLUMN
Free membership for a year from Kbsa at KBB KBB2022- STAND M100
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Hat trick of awards for HiB, as company is named as one of the best to work for in the UK
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iB has been named among the top companies to work for in the UK as part of the Best Companies awards. Along with a 2-Star accreditation from Best Companies for Outstanding levels of engagement, leading bathroom supplier HiB has been named the third best company to work for in the manufacturing sector, 24th best mid-size company to work for in the UK and in the top 20 firms in the West Midlands. The list represents the top organisations with the highest Best Companies Index (BCI) scores. Businesses are ranked in the lists based on the results of workplace engagement surveys that reveal how companies support, champion and engage with staff. Celebrating HiB’s success, Employee and Customer Experience Director Emma Cuggy said: “We are thrilled to hear that HiB has been named as the third best company to work for in the manufacturing industry and as 16th in the West Midlands.
“Employee engagement is incredibly important to us, so to be recognised at such a high level is fantastic. Our teams work hard to support staff
development and wellbeing, a task that has been especially challenging in recent times due to the Pandemic. To have ranked so highly in the Best Companies Awards demonstrates our dedication to ensuring a positive, collaborative environment across HiB’s sites and supports our vision of making a substantial different to the lives of our people, partners and the world around us.”
HiB employs more than 125 people working across the UK and Ireland, including at the company’s head office in London and national distribution centre in Tamworth.
For more information about the Best Companies awards visit
https://www.b.co.uk//companies/hib
To find out more about HiB please visit the website.
he Kbsa will offer one lucky retailer a free membership for a year at KBB 2022. The competition, available to those that sign up at the show, is one of a range of promotions for retailers that visit the stand.
In addition to the free membership draw, retailers that have previously signed up to the Sign Up! Campaign and present a copy of the email, (either digital or physically), can win a case of champagne. The final promotion will be a significant discount on a year’s membership, which will be revealed on Sunday 06 March. Kbsa chair
Richard Hibbert says, “These are enticing offers for retailers that are interested in Kbsa membership. Kbsa membership offers unrivalled benefits for retailers, and we look forward to sharing this message. The Kbsa team will also be on hand to demonstrate the many benefits and will also have advance details of a brand new legal and HR service. This enhanced package provides telephone support plus a library of over 700 written documents, and a
tax investigation service, all free of charge to members, which could save members thousands of pounds in fees.
“The Kbsa is dedicated to supporting and promoting the independent retailer and as a Trustmark scheme operator, is the only association that can provide retailers with a free of charge option to apply for Trustmark status.”
The Kbsa will also be supporting education partners The Kitchen Education Trust (TKET) and FIESTA on the stand, with information on the range of training and education opportunities currently available. Richard adds, “If you would like to learn more about the Kbsa, how it can help your business, and our plans for the future, then visit stand, M100 at KBB, the team look forward to meeting you.”
+44 (0)20 8441 0352
sales@hib.co.uk
www.hib.co.uk
More details are available from The KBSA
www.kbsa.org.uk or call 01623 818808
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