Bouygues Telecom recognized as Top Employer for the second consecutive year
For the second year in a row, the Porto Leading Investor Bouygues Telecom has been recognized as a Top Employer in Portugal. This certification supports and strengthens the dynamic carried out since the creation of the company in 2018.
Bouygues Telecom is a subsidiary of the Bouygues group, a multinational known for its leading role in the construction industry. Almost six years ago, the telecommunications company opened its customer service center in Porto, where it now employs 560 people. All of them are French-speaking.
Being certified as a Top Employer is proof of the dedication and commitment of organizations to implement excellent HR policies and people management practices to improve the world of work.
In line with the strong values shared by the group, the company in Porto has been developing and improving its personnel management practices, making it increasingly attractive to candidates. Obtaining and renewing several awards, such as Great Place to Work, Best Workplaces, and now Top Employers, show its growth as an employer committed to the well-being and development of its employees.
The Top Employers Institute certification program is based on participation in and the results of the HR Best Practices Survey. Developed using a global methodology, the survey covers 6 HR dimensions divided into 20 sub-topics, such as People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Well-being, Diversity & Inclusion, and much more.
The Top Employers Institute is the leading global certifier specializing in recognizing excellence in people management policies and practices. It helps accelerate initiatives and processes within companies, to improve the world of work. Through the Certification Programme, participating companies can be validated, certified, and recognized as employers of reference in their markets. Established more than 30 years ago, the Top Employers Institute has certified 2,053 organizations in 121 countries, positively impacting the lives of more than 9.5 million workers worldwide
