What It Means Being The Best Employer, Case Study Of Absa Bank Kenya

KEY POINTS
A good employer has a work culture that puts people at the center of every business strategy because people are what make a business thrive. As the world changes, so do the employment sphere. In today’s world, the best professionals are not looking for a job, they are looking for a work culture that allows them to develop and grow.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Being certified as a Top Employer is no mean feat achievement. The award showcases an organization’s dedication to a better world of work and exhibits this through excellent HR policies and people practices in the ever-changing work environment that touches on, and is not limited to People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and Well-being.
They say people don’t leave their careers. People don’t leave their jobs. They leave bad bosses and bad employers. It is not common to see people praising their employers. Often, they come out to complain when something goes wrong through the tagline “Toxic Workspaces.”
We rarely see people talk about “good employers” because there are not many good employers. Good employers are hard to come by. They are golden and mostly both unseen and unrecognized. They are often silent in their nature of work but run deep like the deepest of streams.
As they say, no business or employer exists in a vacuum. People buy people, not products and services. It is the unwritten rule of business that breeds trust, the only indivisible currency that makes businesses thrive.
A good employer has a work culture that puts people at the center of every business strategy because people are what make a business thrive. As the world changes, so do the employment sphere. In today’s world, the best professionals are not looking for a job, they are looking for a work culture that allows them to develop and grow.
For two consecutive years, Absa Bank Kenya PLC has held the position of the top employer of choice in Kenya and Africa by the Top Employers Institute for excellence in people practices and its impact in enriching the work environment. What this means is many people would love to work with Absa Bank Kenya, not just in Kenya but in Africa, and those already in, have no plans of leaving for the environment they enjoy. Speaking of which, you too can be part of this prestigious institution, check out any available opportunities at Absa Bank here :
Being certified as a Top Employer is no mean feat achievement. The award showcases an organization’s dedication to a better world of work and exhibits this through excellent HR policies and people practices in the ever-changing work environment that touches on, and is not limited to People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and Well-being.
According to the Top Employers Institute, employers such as Absa Bank Kenya, have always shown that they care for the development and well-being of their people. By doing so, they collectively enrich the world of work. Find out more about Absa on their website: https://www.absabank.co.ke/about-us/
What can others learn from Absa Bank Kenya as the best and top employer?
Invest in those who work for you. When you invest in those who work for you, you motivate them and they in turn motivate your customers. A happy employee, a happy customer.
Trust those who work for you. Trust is the invisible currency that every business must have to thrive. When you trust your employees, your customers will trust them and your business will boom. The opposite is true.
Have a people-centered work culture. A business without a proper culture is like a ship without a compass. It is a business run through trial and error. A strong work culture that focuses on people makes the business human.
Train those who work for you to understand the business. People have different skills. Training them to have a common goal for your business creates a team that will always pull toward success.
As Absa Bank Kenya Managing Director Yusuf Omari says, “We are continually striving to maintain a workplace where employees feel empowered and well-supported. We are delighted that these efforts are being recognized.”
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