It will help participants understand what characteristics are required by an organisation to become a Best Employer in Middle East.
"Bahrain has always had a strong reputation for HR excellence and pioneering new standards,"
said Tamkeen's Chief Executive Mr. Abdulellah Al Qassimi.
"This study matches our work in developing the larger picture of the workplace of the future and in building a rich, scientific database of trends and requirements of employees and employers alike. We believe that this study will help all stakeholders to understand the future and plan for it and urge companies to register with Hewitt Associates in this eye-opening study." he added.
The study is part of Tamkeen's efforts to build knowledge about workplace trends, based on scientifically-conducted studies and surveys and plan training and business development initiatives based on factual trend-tracking. Tamkeen is also currently running a Skills Gaps Survey which is believed to be the largest and most detailed study of the Bahrain employment market ever undertaken.
Debabrat Mishra, Middle East Consulting Business Leader, Hewitt Associates said: "We are delighted to have Tamkeen lend its support for our flagship study. We have had a terrific level of interest from the market and under the patronage of Tamkeen, we know that the scope of this Study will be enhanced further in Bahrain. Tamkeen is dedicated to seeing growth and development of talent in Bahrain, and all of us at Hewitt are committed to the vision of this Study, which is to help all participants understand where they are relative to the market, and what they need to focus on to be seen as a Best Employer."
Hewitt launched its inaugural study in September, and is accepting registrations till December 20th. All participants will get four complementary reports that will provide insights about their own organisation, as well as benchmark them externally to the rest of the market.
Participation in the study is confidential and only the final list of Best Employers will be publicly shared. Judging for the final list will be conducted on a blind basis where the Judging Panel will be given coded data and they will not know which organisation is associated with which set of data, until they have picked the Best Employers.
Other study partners for this initiative include the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation, the Corporate Research Center in Dubai Knowledge Village, Oryx Advertising and United Media Services.
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