Leighton named one of UK's Best Workplaces in Tech™ for a third year running
Leighton has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ for a third consecutive year in the small and medium-sized business category.
Great Place to Work®, the global authority on workplace culture, recognises organisations that foster exceptional employee experiences. Earlier this year, Leighton proudly achieved the Great Place to Work Certification™, reflecting our ongoing commitment to building a supporting and inspiring environment for our colleagues.
The UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech list highlights companies that lead the way in shaping the future of work, championing hybrid and flexible working, investing in professional development, and driving innovation. Being included on this list underscores not only our culture of trust and collaboration, but also our dedication to helping our colleagues thrive.
Speaking on this achievement, James Bunting, Leighton CEO, said: “Being named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech for a third consecutive year is a proud milestone for us. It highlights our ongoing focus on creating an environment where colleagues are valued, supported, and given the space to grow, innovate, and succeed together.”
At Leighton, we know that our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do. We continue to cultivate an environment where curiosity is encouraged, skills and nurtured, and collaboration is celebrated. By embracing flexibility, prioritising personal growth, and championing diversity and inclusion, we aim to create a workplace where everyone can excel and make meaningful impact.
This recognition comes during an exciting period of sustained growth for Leighton. In recent months, we’ve moved into our new offices in the heart of Newcastle, welcomed our 100th colleague, and announced the launch of the AWS North Community Conference, the first event of its kind in the North East. These milestones not only demonstrate the scale of our progress but also highlight our commitment to fostering collaboration innovation, and community impact across the region and beyond.
Leighton has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ for a third consecutive year in the small and medium-sized business category.
Great Place to Work®, the global authority on workplace culture, recognises organisations that foster exceptional employee experiences. Earlier this year, Leighton proudly achieved the Great Place to Work Certification™, reflecting our ongoing commitment to building a supporting and inspiring environment for our colleagues.
The UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech list highlights companies that lead the way in shaping the future of work, championing hybrid and flexible working, investing in professional development, and driving innovation. Being included on this list underscores not only our culture of trust and collaboration, but also our dedication to helping our colleagues thrive.
Speaking on this achievement, James Bunting, Leighton CEO, said: “Being named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech for a third consecutive year is a proud milestone for us. It highlights our ongoing focus on creating an environment where colleagues are valued, supported, and given the space to grow, innovate, and succeed together.”
At Leighton, we know that our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do. We continue to cultivate an environment where curiosity is encouraged, skills and nurtured, and collaboration is celebrated. By embracing flexibility, prioritising personal growth, and championing diversity and inclusion, we aim to create a workplace where everyone can excel and make meaningful impact.
This recognition comes during an exciting period of sustained growth for Leighton. In recent months, we’ve moved into our new offices in the heart of Newcastle, welcomed our 100th colleague, and announced the launch of the AWS North Community Conference, the first event of its kind in the North East. These milestones not only demonstrate the scale of our progress but also highlight our commitment to fostering collaboration innovation, and community impact across the region and beyond.
Leighton has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ for a third consecutive year in the small and medium-sized business category.
Great Place to Work®, the global authority on workplace culture, recognises organisations that foster exceptional employee experiences. Earlier this year, Leighton proudly achieved the Great Place to Work Certification™, reflecting our ongoing commitment to building a supporting and inspiring environment for our colleagues.
The UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech list highlights companies that lead the way in shaping the future of work, championing hybrid and flexible working, investing in professional development, and driving innovation. Being included on this list underscores not only our culture of trust and collaboration, but also our dedication to helping our colleagues thrive.
Speaking on this achievement, James Bunting, Leighton CEO, said: “Being named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech for a third consecutive year is a proud milestone for us. It highlights our ongoing focus on creating an environment where colleagues are valued, supported, and given the space to grow, innovate, and succeed together.”
At Leighton, we know that our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do. We continue to cultivate an environment where curiosity is encouraged, skills and nurtured, and collaboration is celebrated. By embracing flexibility, prioritising personal growth, and championing diversity and inclusion, we aim to create a workplace where everyone can excel and make meaningful impact.
This recognition comes during an exciting period of sustained growth for Leighton. In recent months, we’ve moved into our new offices in the heart of Newcastle, welcomed our 100th colleague, and announced the launch of the AWS North Community Conference, the first event of its kind in the North East. These milestones not only demonstrate the scale of our progress but also highlight our commitment to fostering collaboration innovation, and community impact across the region and beyond.
Leighton has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ for a third consecutive year in the small and medium-sized business category.
Great Place to Work®, the global authority on workplace culture, recognises organisations that foster exceptional employee experiences. Earlier this year, Leighton proudly achieved the Great Place to Work Certification™, reflecting our ongoing commitment to building a supporting and inspiring environment for our colleagues.
The UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech list highlights companies that lead the way in shaping the future of work, championing hybrid and flexible working, investing in professional development, and driving innovation. Being included on this list underscores not only our culture of trust and collaboration, but also our dedication to helping our colleagues thrive.
Speaking on this achievement, James Bunting, Leighton CEO, said: “Being named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech for a third consecutive year is a proud milestone for us. It highlights our ongoing focus on creating an environment where colleagues are valued, supported, and given the space to grow, innovate, and succeed together.”
At Leighton, we know that our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do. We continue to cultivate an environment where curiosity is encouraged, skills and nurtured, and collaboration is celebrated. By embracing flexibility, prioritising personal growth, and championing diversity and inclusion, we aim to create a workplace where everyone can excel and make meaningful impact.
This recognition comes during an exciting period of sustained growth for Leighton. In recent months, we’ve moved into our new offices in the heart of Newcastle, welcomed our 100th colleague, and announced the launch of the AWS North Community Conference, the first event of its kind in the North East. These milestones not only demonstrate the scale of our progress but also highlight our commitment to fostering collaboration innovation, and community impact across the region and beyond.
