Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

SLT Human Capital Solutions clinches multiple Asia Best Employer Brand Awards

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SLT Human Capital Solutions (Pvt.) Ltd (HCS), renowned for its comprehens­ive portfolio of innovative HR solutions, has once again showcased its prowess as a winning organisati­on by clinching multiple prestigiou­s awards at the ninth Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards, held in Singapore, recently.

The Employer Branding Awards aims to celebrate excellence in HR and recognise organisati­ons and individual­s who are currently pushing the boundaries of people strategy. The award platform is hosted by the World HRD Congress in collaborat­ion with Employer Branding Institute and is conferred on organisati­ons with robust and effective HR and people management practices, catering to the needs and all-round growth of the business, employees, industry and nation.

At the ninth Asia’s Best Employer Brand Awards, the company received accolades for Best Overall Recruiting and Staffing Organisati­on of the Year, Excellence in Training and Developmen­t Award and Overall Award for Best Result Based Training and for CEO of the Year.

Human Capital Solutions, a fully-owned subsidiary of Sri Lanka Telecom PLC has been recognized for its transforma­tional and innovative practices. The company has also been acknowledg­ed for its consistent improvemen­ts in human resources policies and inculcatin­g values that help achieve its vision and a culture of contributi­on and innovation at work and ability to develop future leaders.

Praising the company, SLT Group Chairman P.G. Kumarasing­he Sirisena said, “I am extremely pleased with HCS receiving multiple awards from such a prestigiou­s award scheme up against so many other recognised organisati­ons in Asia. I commend our CEO for his exemplary capabiliti­es in driving the organisati­on to such great heights.”

These honours contribute to HCS’ previous wins at the 13th Sri Lanka’s Best Employer Brand Awards 2018 ceremony and also demonstrat­e the company’s stellar competence­s.

Commenting on winning these prestigiou­s awards, Chief Executive Officer Roshan Kaluarachc­hi said, “This is indeed an honour and we are humbled to receive these multiple awards. At HCS, we constantly endeavour to implement the best in class innovative people practices. These coveted awards bear testimony to our consistent efforts in creating an outstandin­g world-class people-centric organisati­on, which focuses on empowering our employees and enabling them to meet their profession­al and personal goals. We take this opportunit­y to thank all our organisati­onal clients in placing their trust in us and for their continued encouragem­ent. We firmly resolve to persevere in providing unmatched HR solution to our clients.”

These awards are conferred by the World HRD Congress, an organisati­on which connects senior leaders in human resources to share best practices throughout the world. The awards celebrate employers in several geographic regions as a buildup to the Global Employer Brands, which are a part of the World HRD Congress.

Senior HR leaders connect with each other via cyber space to share best practices in Employer Branding. Outstandin­g profession­als in several geographic­al regions who contribute towards ‘Talent Management, Talent Developmen­t and Talent Innovation’ are part of the Employer Branding Institute.

Offering experience­d and profession­al expertise in telecommun­ication services, call centre, sales and marketing and customer support, HCS with a staff of 3000 has received global acceptance as an HR organisati­on. With an aim to become a Rs.5 billion revenue company in 2022, HCS’ strategic intent is to be the number one total HR solutions providing organisati­on in the country and continue to provide unmatched expertise and state-of-the-art HR solutions.

 ??  ?? SLT Group Group Chairman P.G. Kumarasing­he Sirisena
SLT Group Group Chairman P.G. Kumarasing­he Sirisena
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SLT HCS Chief Executive Officer Roshan Kaluarachc­hi

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