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UM Australia Named Third Best Place to Work in Asia

Richard McGowan
Published on: 13th February 2015 at 2:38 PM
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Media communications agency UM Australia has captured third place in the prestigious Best Places to Work in Asia ranking for 2015 that were announced today. The new ranking follows the agency’s fourth ranking in the Best Places to Work for Australia in 2014.

In the Top Five places to work in Asia, first place went to IT company Atlassian and second place was awarded to financial services company Optiver. Other businesses in the top five are The Physio Company in the healthcare sector and The Starlight Children’s Foundation. See the full listing at:

http://www.greatplacetowork.com.au/best-companies/best-workplaces-in-asia/best-small-a-medium-workplaces-in-asia

Best Places to Work is published by global workplace assessment and research company Great Place to Work. The rankings are determined by combining results from an employee survey, which measures behaviours known to lead to a trusting workplace, with a “culture audit” that gives human resources personnel the chance to express their company’s unique culture.

According to Great Place to Work, “The Best Workplaces in Asia list recognises organisations in the Asia region that are dedicated to sustaining high-trust cultures for their employees. These workplaces are distinguished by their extraordinary levels of trust, pride, and camaraderie. Putting their people first is a key priority for these companies and it is this commitment to providing strong, caring, and innovative cultures that we celebrate with our Best Workplaces in Asia list.”

UM Australia CEO Mat Baxter (pictured) said the agency’s new ranking in Asia was a great honour. “The third position speaks volumes for the Australia leadership team and the team culture that has been so well embraced by our people. We’re also thrilled to be named among other dynamic industries like IT, financial services and healthcare.”

 

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Corporate communications roles at the European, Asia Pacific and Global levels. Extensive consulting to international and national companies. Effective and relevant communications targeted towards defined audiences. PR mentoring for executives and staff of companies who do not maintain a full-time PR resource. This applies to small and start-up business operating on tight budgets. Specialties: Media relations and international communications across all channels, mentoring for communications functions, based in Sydney.

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