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Winners of the UK Best Places To Work Awards 2024 revealed

The
eighth
GamesIndustry.biz
Best
Places
To
Work
Awards
for
the
UK
took
place
today
at
the
Royal
Institution
in
London,
as
part
of
our
HR
Summit.

The
event
crowned
26
game
companies
for
their
excellence
in
supporting
their
staff,
based
on
a
two
survey
system,
one
for
the
employer
to
fill
in
(worth
20%
of
the
score)
and
the
other
for
employees
(80%
of
the
score).

The
winners
are
divided
into
three
categories

large,
mid-sized,
and
small
companies

and
you
can
find
the
list
below.
Congratulations
to
all
the
winning
firms!

Alongside
these
Best
Places
badges,
we
revealed
the
winners
of
six
special
awards
designed
to
highlight
excellent
work
from
companies
in
specific
areas
such
as
combating
climate
change,
supporting
charities,
ensuring
a
healthy
workforce,
encouraging
diversity,
and
working
with
educators.

We
also
have
an
award
to
highlight
the
UK
games
industry’s
HR
Hero,
which
replaces
our
previous
‘Best
Boss’
award

it
went
to
Green
Man
Gaming’s
human
resources
director
and
data
protection
officer
Ilona
Popczyk.

The
event
also
hosted
the
G
Into
Gaming
Award
once
again,
which
is
handed
to
someone
who
has
been
championing
women
in
the
industry

this
year
it
was
won
by
Harinder
Sangha
of
Maverick
Games.

The
UK
Best
Places
To
Work
project
is
sponsored
by
Amiqus,
Games
London,
Lighthouse
Games,
and
Playground
Games.
You
can

read
more
details
about
how
the
awards
are
judged
here
.

Here’s
the
full
list
of
winners:


LARGE
COMPANY
WINNERS

(Sponsored
by
Lighthouse
Games)


MID-SIZED
COMPANY
WINNERS

(Sponsored
by
Playground
Games)

SMALL
COMPANY
WINNERS

SPECIAL
AWARDS

G
Into
Gaming
Award

Education
Award

Environmental
Award
(Sponsored
by
Games
London)

Health
and
Wellbeing
Award

Training
and
Development
Award

Corporate
Social
Responsibility
Award
(presented
by
SpecialEffect)

Diversity
Award

HR
Hero
Award

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