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Lucy Bluck
Now ranked 15th Best Company overall, up 8 places on last year's position. Kingsley Napley were also the top-ranked law firm in the poll, out of eight listed.
For several years now, Kingsley Napley have been recognised for their “outstanding” levels of staff engagement and “positive working environment”. In the latest survey, the firm ranked 14th in the “My Company” section:
The firm ranked third out of 100 for its strong social conscience and its male/female staff ratio was 26:74.
Kingsley Napley also scored highly for leadership with a 13th place ranking in the poll.
Linda Woolley, Kingsley Napley’s Managing Partner, comments: “This is a tremendous result for us and is testimony to the special culture we have at Kingsley Napley where people genuinely enjoy coming to work and which, of course, helps them do great work for our clients in turn. At a time when other law firms are working hard to improve their gender statistics, we are particularly proud of our record for promoting women. We must not become complacent but these results are worth celebrating because everyone at all levels of the firm has played their part in them and that makes them even more pleasing. ”
View the full results of The Sunday Times ‘Best Companies’ 2018 survey.
The rankings were based on the results of a detailed firm-wide employee survey, which probes areas such as leadership and management, levels of commitment and engagement to the firm as well as pay and benefits, personal well-being, CSR and feelings towards colleagues.
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