Latest BCI Score
736.1
Great Ormond Street Hospital was founded in 1852 and since its establishment it has been supported by a long history of philanthropy, which has driven its development from a ten-bedded ward to one of the world’s leading paediatric research hospitals. The charity supports seriously ill children from across the UK cared for at GOSH.
All employees are united behind a common vision; to create a better future for the seriously ill children at Great Ormond Street Hospital. It’s emotive and engaging cause underpins the culture and translates into the charity having a very passionate working environment. There’s an energetic, warm and friendly atmosphere grown from a strong sense that everyone is united in working towards a shared goal.
The charity encourages a culture of peer reward and recognition where colleagues can choose to appreciate each other, rather than this being decided by senior management. As well as reward, volunteering is very important to the charity. All employees are invited to volunteer at every event, from the bi-annual GOSH gala, to patient Christmas parties.
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At least 20% of staff are known to undertake charitable activities during business hours without incurring financial loss
At least 40% of senior managers are women
Companies offering a minimum of 28 days annual leave to all employees
Companies offering either free gym/ sports facilities or offering subsidised gym membership for all employees
School hours contracts offered to all staff
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Number of responses in region: 166
Regional BCI:
736
Regional Awards:
2019
Pos: 36