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Etisalat named ‘Dream Company to Work For’ at Int’l HR Awards

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The Etisalat group, the leading telecoms operator in the Middle East, Africa and Asia has been named as the Dream Company to Work For at the sixth edition of Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards.

Up against multinational companies from around the world, Etisalat won prestigious awards for ‘Best HR Strategy’, ‘Best HR Strategy In Line With The Business’, ‘Dream Company to Work For’ and ‘Asia’s Best Employer Brand’.

“It is an honour to be recognised as the Dream Company to Work for,” said Etisalat Group Chief Human Resources Officer Abdulaziz Al Sawaleh Alshehhi.
“It reflects the value the Etisalat group places on developing our greatest asset, the people who work for us, and our commitment to building a culture of innovation and development. The innovative, long-term HR programme we have established puts the employee at the heart of development and has resulted in excellent employee satisfaction rates. As a result of the work we have done we have seen a high demand in job applications requests received worldwide.”
The sixth Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards were hosted by Employer Branding Institute, World HRD Congress and the stars of the industry group and by the Asian Confederation of Businesses. The Asian Business Awards are presented following the assessment of an independent panel of expert judges.

HR / Marketing

Etisalat named ‘Dream Company to Work For’ at Int’l HR Awards

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