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Cintra HR & Payroll celebrates national recognition
Gateshead based Cintra HR & Payroll Services, award winning UK leader in flexible payroll and HR systems, is celebrating after being recognised by pre-eminent industry body the Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP) in their annual awards, held recently at the Celtic Manor in Wales.
Cintra is delighted to have been highly commended in not one, but two categories: Employer of the Year and Payroll Service Provider of the Year, picking up the accolades from legendary newsreader and journalist, Sir Trevor McDonald.
This recognition serves to reinforce the “happy staff = happy customers” equation, which is at the heart of Cintra’s ethos. In our view, making sure that staff are appreciated, happy and nurtured to achieve their full potential, results in outstanding customer service. The judges were blown away by both the staff and client testimonials submitted in support of the application and Cintra clients gathered at the evening celebration to endorse the accolade.
Commenting on the award Cintra CEO Carsten Staehr said: “We are absolutely delighted! This is the icing on the cake of an amazing year for Cintra. The CIPP awards are especially dear to our hearts – not only because the CIPP is the pre-eminent industry body but also because success in the awards relies on testimonials. Our clients are at the heart of all we do and this external validation is an important addition to their ringing endorsements.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Cintra HR & Payroll Services Ltd .
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