Sri Lanka Insurance recognised as a ‘Great Place to Work’ in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka Insurance has been recognised as a ‘Great Place to Work’ in Sri Lanka reiterating the insurer’s commitment towards building an empowering working culture.
The ‘Great Place to Work’ survey has been conducted across a statistical sampleof employees at Sri Lanka Insurance based on a gold standard globally researched methodology across five parameters Credibility, Respect, Fairness, Pride Camaraderie.
Established in 1962, Sri Lanka Insurance is the largest and strongest insurer in Sri Lanka and serves the nation with a network of 158 branches.
Having large number of employees with diverse backgrounds, Sri Lanka Insurance take great pride in creating an atmosphere where innovative and disruptive ideas are accepted to challenge status quo. The policies, shared values and ethos of Sri Lanka Insurance are designed to create a healthy work life balance inspiring employees to learn and grow themselves.
Sharing his views on this prestigious recognition Chairman of Sri Lanka Insurance Jagath Wellawatta said, “Being recognised as a Great Place to Work is indeed a milestone we have achieved along our journey. As an insurer our employees are in the heart of our business and our unique HR strategies are fully aligned with our overall business strategy enabling them to steer Sri Lanka Insurance forward. We foster employees respecting their diversity and promoting equality while striking the right balance between the needs of the organisation and those of our employees.
Commenting on this milestone CEO of Sri Lanka Insurance Chandana L. Aluthgama said, “We are proud and honoured to be recognized as a ‘Great Place to Work’ in Sri Lanka. This reiterates our commitment in building an unrivaled workplace culture with zero discrimination and equal opportunities for our employees.
“With a performance driven working culture and rewarding systems we aspire to create high performing culture and we are striving to continue our efforts to empower them with people first attitude. “Sharing his views on this achievement, DGM – Human Resource and Employee Relations Rohitha Amarapala said, “More than 5 decades Sri Lanka Insurance has been driven with people centric attitude and we believe our employees are the greatest asset as they are the ambassadors who are taking the message of protection across Sri Lanka.
“We are committed towards excellence by embracing the diversity of our people and we are redefining the work place as a ground to nurture them and striving towards establishing a value-centric, performance-driven culture.”