Roc Search have not surveyed with Best Companies in the last 2 years

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Roc Search

Creating Limitless Opportunities for individuals and companies across the Technology, Engineering, Life Sciences and Public Sector industries.
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Roc Search, established in 2007, is a powerhouse in the recruitment sector, specialising in the Technology, Engineering and Life Sciences industries. The organisation's phenomenal growth and success hinge on its unwavering commitment to fostering an environment that encourages its employees to reach their full potential. This dedication to employee growth is evident in the firm’s award-winning in-house training programmes, continuous investment in infrastructure, and a robust employee support system.

Roc Search embodies a culture of supporting employees' wellbeing, offering a free Employee Assistance Programme (Health Assured) to all its staff. This service provides a confidential platform for employees to access support for managing work-life balance and general wellbeing. The firm also encourages physical wellbeing through a company-wide sports day (the Roc Olympics), an annual football tournament, and various running events throughout the year.

Promoting a culture of unity and team spirit, Roc Search hosts various company events throughout the year, including the Roc! Club, which is a monthly day of fun activities for employees. Additionally, the firm maintains organisational clarity through the Roc Blueprint, an online library documenting every aspect of the business.

Underpinning all these efforts is a clear commitment to upholding the company's core values and principles. This is reflected in the Monthly Values Champion awards and the Roc Leadership Ethos document, which outlines the behaviours expected of managers and leaders.