AUSA, recognised by Great Place to Work Institute

The Best Workplaces list, prepared in 29 countries, has once again set at Ausa as one of the best companies to work. It's a recognition of first-order taking into account the analysis, evaluation and certification process carried out in the development of the select list of chosen companies. According to those responsible for the choice, the list is the result of a rigorous process of analysis and evaluation of employees and the corporate culture which allows them to select the best places to work. The main objectives of the Best Workplaces-Spain list are to facilitate knowledge management and sharing experiences among all those organizations who know how to get the best results of business is to improve the quality of their places of work.

AUSA has been placed in a privileged eleventh position, being the second in 100 by 100 Spanish and the first Catalan capital. To Antoni Tachó, responsible for the Department of human resources of the company, to be that comfortable position again shows that the model of management, "inspired by our values of company remains the most successful while it encourages us to continue to maintain this leading position".

Thanks to this study in which more than 200 companies chose to be part of the select list, has returned to see the satisfaction of the workers of Ausa by their working environment, especially prominent are values such as credibility, respectI try to just, pride and camaraderie. Another of the study's conclusions is that almost 90 per cent of the interviewed workers believe there is equality of opportunity in your organization, and that both men and women are treated equally. As the Institute responsible for the study, is shown to have an excellent working environment has positive effects on the income statement. "For example, the market capitalization of the 100 best companies to work in United States has grown by 135 percent," notes Montserrat Ventosa, Director general of the Institute Great Place to Work.

Participation in the list is not only for the winners, the majority of the participants do to measure and improve their working environments. A list in which in addition to Ausa are companies such as Microsoft, Danone, Procter & Gamble, American Express, Bankinter, Novartis, Helewtt Packard, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Sun Microsystems, Sandoz, Starbucks coffee Spain, and so on until a total of 30 Spanish companies chosen as those they enjoyed a better working environment. An unbiased, anonymous verdict "and that says a lot for the company who receives", point sources of study.