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Wellbeing at Work Recognition Awards 2021

GibSams is inviting applications for the Wellbeing at Work Recognition Awards 2021.
Recipients of previous awards can submit their entries for the Wellbeing Star Awards.
The scheme’s purpose is to publicly recognise and reward companies and organisations, regardless of their size, that has successfully implemented positive changes for the benefit of their employees.
Please contact us at info@gibsams.gi if your organisation has such a scheme in place and would like to apply for an award.
Kindly note that the deadline for applications is the 1st of September.
The Awards will be presented at a Gala Dinner to be held in September, “Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Worldwide”.
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