Compliance Chain, a fast-growing construction tech company, is proud to announce its inclusion in The Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2025, powered by WorkL. This prestigious recognition celebrates organisations that go above and beyond in creating an outstanding workplace culture and reaffirms Compliance Chain’s commitment to putting its people first.
The annual list, published online by The Sunday Times in partnership with employee experience platform WorkL, recognises top employers across the UK based on honest, anonymous feedback from their employees. For the first time, this year’s survey also highlights the Best Places to Work in seven industry sectors, with Compliance Chain being listed as the Best Places to Work within the technology sector.
Robbie Blackhurst, Director and Founder at Compliance Chain
“At Compliance Chain, we believe our people are just as important as our customers, As a tech company, user feedback plays a critical role in shaping the products we build, though the feedback and idea generation from within our own team is equally vital. Our employees are not just contributors, they’re innovators whose insights help drive our platform forward. We actively encourage knowledge sharing, continuous improvement, and cross-team collaboration to keep our culture agile and our solutions ahead of the curve.”
“This recognition is a direct result of listening to employee feedback, nurturing a culture of empowerment, and creating a place where everyone feels valued.”
The Sunday Times Best Places to Work awards are informed by WorkL’s rigorous employee engagement survey, comprising 26 scientifically designed questions that assess organisations across six key areas: reward and recognition, pride, information sharing, empowerment, wellbeing, and job satisfaction. High scores in these categories indicate strong employee engagement, retention, and overall workplace satisfaction.
Compliance Chain gained scores of 93% and above in all areas, from recognition to wellbeing, to empowerment and job satisfaction, as well as an average engagement score of 95%, which is 17% above the industry average. They have continued to invest in initiatives that support employee growth and wellbeing, with a people-first approach that includes professional development opportunities, flexible working, mental health resources, and a vibrant, inclusive office culture.
Zoe Thomas, editor of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work
“The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list is the UK’s biggest survey of employee engagement, compiled in partnership with workplace expert WorkL. Spanning a raft of sectors and located throughout the UK, the organisations in this year’s list range from innovative start-ups with a handful of employees to big multinational corporations staffed by thousands. These organisations know that happy employees are the superpower helping them thrive.”
