27th February 2012, by Natalie Merrix
Great news for us this week – we’ve been ranked number 81 in the Sunday Times 100 Best Small Companies to Work For.
The accolade completes a hat-trick for WAA, having been named amongst the UK’s leading employers on two previous occasions.
The award lists the top 100 small companies in the UK according to their performance in eight key indicators: staff engagement, leadership, relationship with management, personal growth, wellbeing, teamwork, corporate responsibility, job engagement and fair treatment of staff.
WAA founder and chief executive Andrew Wilson comments: “This result is a tremendous achievement and a tribute to all our employees and clients. At WAA, we recognise the value that an engaged workforce adds to the overall performance of our company, which in-turn makes the agency a fun and vibrant place to be.
WAA has been in business for 25 years and my focus has always been on attracting and retaining the best talent in the industry so it’s great to see that focus being recognised in this way.”
The Sunday Times ranking follows the annual Recommended Agency Register (RAR) survey, which rated WAA eighth place in the best creative agencies outside of London.
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