Novuna (previously Hitachi Capital UK) on being voted the No. 1 place to work

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Editor’s note

Dear readers,

Novuna, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital UK (previously Hitachi Capital UK), has recently been voted the Glassdoor No. 1 best financial services company to work for in the UK.

In our newest case study, we talk to Neil Hayward, group HR director at Novuna, about some of the cultural and wellbeing initiatives that led to the immense achievement.

“From a HR perspective, it really boils down to a very simple recipe for success: listen to your employees, foster that trust, communicate with your employees and strive – where possible – to drive the change your employees are asking for.”

What do you think? Join our exclusive LinkedIn group to discuss this topic, and many others, with our community of senior HR leaders.

All the best,

Amy Kirkham – Senior Content Editor, HRD Connect

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