We've placed 15th in The Sunday Times list of '25 best big companies to work for'

28 Feb 2020

Over the last few years we’ve put a lot of effort into improving our business.

We’ve upped our investment in skills, training facilities and hiring, all to make sure that we can build the best possible network, with the highest quality service, to everyone across the UK.

"90% of staff agreed that they can make a valuable contribution to our success."

Thousands of our people responded to The Sunday Times survey, which asked all about what it’s like to work at Openreach – and we’re proud to have placed 15^th. The results of the survey recognised us as a company that promotes wellbeing; provides good benefits and fair pay; and has a high level of employee engagement - with 90% of staff agreeing that they can make a valuable contribution to our success.

Openreach Sunday Times 25 Best Big Companies to Work For Award 2020

Openreach employs more than 34,000 people, who install, support and maintain our national network of cables, fibres and connections. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to link tens of millions of homes and businesses in the UK to our customers’ networks.

We’re really pleased with this achievement and we’re determined to continue to make Openreach an even better place to work. If you’re interested in working at Openreach, visit our Careers section to find out more.

Kevin Brady

HR Director

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