POPDANCE SHORTLISTED IN NATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS SCHEME

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By Popdance | Sunday, August 15, 2010, 23:02

The shortlist for the prestigious mumandworking 2010 Awards

have just been announced - and Popdance is amongst them!

The 2010 mumandworking awards are organised by website

www.mumandworking.co.uk and reward and recognise the companies and individuals

that make flexible working possible. 

The aim is to show  that

family-friendly employment not only supports family life but gives real

benefits to the companies involved.

The awards are supported by Sarah Beeny, TV presenter,

author, entrepreneur and Mum, who says, "Promoting flexible working is

important so families have essential time together.  I'm delighted the mumandworking 2010 awards are going all out

to praise the businesses and people who are making this possible for parents

across the UK.  I encourage you to

get involved and to lead the way in what is the biggest revolution in

employment in recent years.  I'm

very proud that I can support this programme and the mumandworking

website."

Popdance has been shortlisted in the Business Parent of the

Year category.

Sue Wybrow from Popdance, said: "We are delighted to be

shortlisted for this award - to be recognised for our hard work, passion and

drive to provide busy mums with not only an hour of 'me' time where they can

let their hair down and get some exercise, but also to provide flexible working

opportunities to our team who have children.  It's been a roller coaster ride launching during a recession

but it has all been worth it"

All finalists will be invited to the stunning Hilton St

Anne's Manor near Bracknell for a very special champagne awards ceremony on 4th

November that will be attended by Sarah Beeny.

Please vote for Popdance here - http://ht.ly/2pRrq or find

out more about Popdance here - www.popdance.co.uk and book your free trial

      

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