Broadway Homelessness and Support was crowned the overall winner at the inaugural Personnel Today Best Places to Work in HR Awards, in association with Courtenay HR, held at St Paul’s Cathedral last week.

The charity also won Best Small HR Department and Best HR Department for Employee Engagement.

HR director Helen Giles and training and development manager Richard Banks (pictured with Personnel Today editor Karen Dempsey), admitted to being “surprised and a little dazed”.

BEST PLACES TO WORK IN HR 2007 – THE WINNERS
Categories	Winning organisation and award recipient/s	Winner’s reaction
Best Large HR Department	McDonald’s Restaurants David Fairhurst, chief people officer
Best Medium-sized HR Department	Motability Operations Anne Downey, HR director
OVERALL WINNER, Best HR Department for Employee Engagement and Best Small HR Department	Broadway Homelessness and Support Helen Giles, HR director, and Richard Banks, training and development manager
Best HR Department for Leadership & Best HR Department for Professional Development	thecentre:mk Fiona Essam, HR manager
Best HR Department for Reward and Recognition	Cabot Financial Hazel Crittall, HR systems development manager

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See next week’s Personnel Today for a full round-up of the winning teams.