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Investing in people brings Dukes Gold success

Dukes Bailiffs Limited, based in Stone, Staffordshire has achieved the prestigious Investors in People Gold accreditation at a recent assessment, acknowledging achievement of world-class best practice and representing a cutting-edge organisation operating at the very highest levels of people management practice.

The organisation now sits in the top 3% of Investors in People in the country with other organisations that have achieved Gold accreditation and are now eligible to use and display the sought after Investors in People Gold logo and enjoy the benefits of working with the Standard and wider framework.

Celebrating the accreditation, Dukes Managing Director Colin Naylor commented:

“We are absolutely delighted to receive the extremely prestigious Gold award for Investors in People. This is a fantastic result and our Investors in People Specialist was most complimentary in the feedback, noting that there is ‘Quality in everything we do’.”

Chris Jones, Head of Operations at idg the Investors in People Centre for the North of England said:

“This is a fantastic achievement for Dukes Bailiffs Limited and I would like to congratulate the team there on their commitment to continuous improvement. As an official partner for Investors in People, idg is committed to working with organisations to improve performance through people. By offering a flexible, practical and easy to use framework, Investors in People is designed to help organisations and their people to focus on objectives and priorities. By achieving Gold accreditation, Dukes Bailiffs Limited is certainly working to achieve this.”

Dukes Bailiffs is a family-owned, private limited company that has been in business for 19 years. They operate throughout England performing bailiff services to local authorities.

If you would like to find out more about Investors in People and how it can mean business for your organisation, click here to visit the idg website, official partners for Investors in People.

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