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Winnipeg software company ranked top employer
Winnipeg custom software development company, Imaginet Resources Corp., has been ranked the top employer among Canada’s small and medium-sized companies.
This national awards program co-sponsored by Queen’s School of Business and AonHewitt recognizes top employers with between 50 and 400 employees.
Besides a strong business growth — 250 per cent increase in 2011 — Imaginet offers all sorts of team-building and professional development opportunities for its employees.
In addition to competitive compensation, it offers comprehensive benefits packages that include perks like gym memberships and dental and vision coverage — free of charge.
The Winnipeg company, which also has offices in South Africa and Irving, Tex., offers its employees independence and trust through its work-from-home option.
Two other Winnipeg information technology firms were also in the top 10 — Solvera Solutions, with offices in Winnipeg, Regina and Calgary was fifth and Protegra Inc. was seventh.
National Leasing Group Inc. was 23rd on the list.
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