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As an honoree for each of the last five years, McKonly & Asbury knows the value of being named a Best Place to Work in PA.  It's not in winning the award, but in having a company-wide dedication to your co-workers and employees.  We believe that focusing on your people has a direct impact on better client service.  Therefore, we encourage all companies to consider a similar approach to their team.  If you think your company has what it takes, now is the time to register for the Best Places to Work in PA program for 2008.

The Best Places to Work in PA program was created in 2000 and was the first of its kind offered by a state.  The program is organized by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Team Pennsylvania Foundation, Central Penn Business Journal, the Best Companies Group, and the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry.

The program is designed to identify, recognize, and honor the best places of employment in Pennsylvania benefiting the state's economy, its workforce, and its businesses.  The Best Places to Work in PA program is made up of 100 companies split into two groups: 50 medium sized companies (25-250 employees in PA) and 50 large sized companies (more than 250 employees in PA).

Click on the link below to register and to find out more, but hurry!  The deadline is May 30th.

 

http://www.bestplacestoworkinpa.com/programregistration.html 


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