My life at NHS ELFT

 


… In the last few months, I have worked in the (people & Culture) dept at ELFT corporate HQ, and I have had a good experience of workplace culture, teamwork, work life balance, and healthy work ethics that helped me to deliver my work effectively and I do not take it for granted. It was also awesome to be a part of Iconic Events in our Organization which strengthens our staff community such as the Staff Awards that gave us the Grammys/Emmy vibes😍, Diwali Day, and the Black History Month celebrations that rounds off the end of October. 


We have a great team of incredible staff and partners that are dedicated to providing  quality service to the NHS and our local hospices community and I am so proud to be a part of it!💃 #corporatelife #gratitude #bestplacetowork #patobilor #nhsengland #diwaliday #elftuk #blackhistorymonth #nhsheroes #peopleandculture #nhsworkforce #impactleaders #thankyou❤️💐 

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