The hotel was awarded the “Best Workplaces™ 2024” seal. Due to its hospitality, good leadership and trust on the part of employees, it won 3rd place in the size of companies between 101 and 200 employees across the country.
The company, in addition to prioritizing an inclusive organizational culture, also promotes diversity and personal growth among its employees.
The IHG – InterContinental Hotels Group hotel unit was considered one of the Best Places to Work, by Great Place to Work® Portugal. The winners were announced during the ceremony that took place at Convento do Beato, on March 20th. Companies with the highest levels of trust were recognized, according to the opinion of their employees.
“In our size, we achieved an honourable 3rd place, which makes us very proud and adds confidence to continue investing in our greatest capital: People”, says Vítor Silva, Director of Human Resources.
InterContinental Lisbon was awarded the prestigious “Best Workplaces™ 2024” seal in recognition of the professional and social strategies it promotes among its employees. The quality of the work environment and the commitment to policies supporting diversity, equity and inclusion stand out.
“True Hospitality for Good” is the purpose of the company that has been leaving a positive mark on the hotel sector. “Creating an inclusive environment is one of the main factors that contribute to the good performance of our employees. We all work together, focused on the objective of always delivering our best”, says Maarten Drenth, Area General Manager Portugal.
The assessment by Great Place to Work®, a global research and consultancy authority, is based on a methodology applied for over 30 years, which mainly considers employees’ perceptions of each company. The information is obtained through voluntary and anonymous responses to the Trust Index© questionnaire. The best places to work are highlighted in the Best Workplaces™ list.
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