What are companies doing with regards to 'My Team'

Kiddie Capers Childcare is committed to employee growth. The company actively supports and funds staff qualifications, helping them to expand their knowledge and skills. Many team members have progressed from practitioner roles to management, demonstrating the company's dedication to career development.

At Kiddie Capers, managers are supportive and caring, providing employees with the necessary assistance and guidance. They appreciate the hard work of their team, as evidenced by the monthly Amazon vouchers awarded for full attendance.

Last year, the organisation recruited a new People Experience Team to drive its Listening Strategy, ensuring that all employees’ voices could be heard. It further supported this through workshops to obtain employee feedback. This feedback and subsequent actions were outlined by the Executive Team at the NHS Supply Chain Townhall Meeting.

NHS Supply Chain takes care of its people's health through a number of initiatives. These include Wellbeing Wednesdays and an additional wellbeing day off. Employees also have access to an Employee Assistance Programme, Occupational Health Provision, and the Myles Wellbeing App.

Tangent values its employees' wellbeing, offering private healthcare to those based in the UK and Spain. It also provides enhanced holiday entitlements, demonstrating its commitment to fair treatment and benefits.

Tangent is committed to sustainable practices, demonstrated through its new eco-friendly website. The organisation also educates its clients on the importance of reducing carbon emissions, showing its dedication to contributing positively to society.

Blacks Solicitors recognises employee contributions throughout the year, beyond annual salary reviews. Rewards include shopping vouchers, local restaurant vouchers, and 'treat' days, ensuring employees feel valued.

Blacks Solicitors places a high emphasis on employee wellbeing. The firm's 'January Reboot' initiative, Reiki and Massage sessions, and holistic treatment vouchers support physical and mental health. The firm's hybrid working system also helps balance work and home life.

At BetterYou, managers undergo a four and a half month formal management training programme to ensure they provide the best support for their teams. Regular meetings, performance reviews, and open communication lines between managers and team members foster trust and care within the team.

The company takes the wellbeing of its employees seriously. From providing regular office massages to hosting mental health workshops and discussions, BetterYou ensures a balanced work-life environment. The company also promotes physical health with initiatives like magnesium water fridges and fresh fruit availability.

Stage Electrics Group ensures fair treatment of its employees through a company-wide bonus scheme. Over the last three years, this scheme has resulted in bonuses totalling in excess of £300,000, demonstrating the company's commitment to rewarding its employees.

The company prioritises employee wellbeing by providing Mental Health First Aiders and an Employee Assistance Programme. The Health and Wellbeing Working Group further supports employees by driving initiatives to enhance both mental and physical health.

The Capsticks Academy offers a range of learning resources developed and delivered by both in-house experts and external specialists. It also provides business skills masterclasses including; People Management, Time Management, Work Management and Protecting your Wellbeing, Delegation, Trainee Supervisor Training, Appraisals training, Mentally Healthy Leading Manager training and Reflective practice forums.

Each legal role has a set of competencies which are displayed on the firm’s intranet. Capsticks has an open, transparent promotions process which it runs twice a year, in May and November. Upon promotion to Partner, a mentor is assigned, coaching put in place, and additional training on finance and business development is given.

Annually, the senior team choose an “employee of the year” and two runners up. The winner receives £2,500 and the runners-up each receive £1000. Recently, Eficode UK introduced a “Now That” reward scheme. Every SLT member has a discretionary budget to give non-monetary rewards to any employee or their family for going above and beyond.

The Eficode UK Community Hero Award encourages people in its extended community to nominate people they feel show decency, remarkability or mastery, reflecting the Eficode UK values. The winner from the nominations receive a £100 gift certificate as a personal reward and the organisation donates £100 to a charity of winner’s choice.

Dougie Mac holds regular sessions to support the mental health of its employees. It has reflection sessions, facilitated sessions with its Spiritual lead helping individuals to focus on themselves. It also has mental health first aiders across the organisation who are accessible to all staff as well as domestic abuse champions.

Dougie Mac has delivered a range of leadership and management courses and team leader programmes. It has a computer based training programme that provides access to a range of management training for managers and aspiring mangers to take. It also provides opportunities for mentoring, shadowing, and external assessment for development.

The company is committed to the personal growth of its employees, offering a range of training opportunities, from internal market sessions to writing skills workshops. It also provides a dedicated budget for individual development needs, encouraging a tailored approach to personal development.

The leadership at Energy Aspects prioritises clear communication of the company's values and strategic objectives. Senior leaders encourage all employees to uphold these values, fostering a culture of professional conduct and shared responsibility.