Recruitment site Glassdoor has announced the winners of its ninth annual Employees’ Choice Awards to find the best places to work in North America and parts of Europe. There is one category in the UK: 50 Best Places to Work (employers with 1,000 or more employees). Winners are ranked based on their overall rating achieved during the past year.

Glassdoor: Expedia #1 Best Place to Work in the UK 2017

1. Expedia
2. ARM Holdings
3. HomeServe UK
4. Mott MacDonald
5. Hays Plc
6. Peninsula
7. Unilever
8. Salesforce
9. Screwfix
10. First Derivatives
11. American Express
12. Grant Thornton UK LLP
13. Google
14. Explore Learning
15. Accenture
16. PageGroup
17. GlaxoSmithKline
18. BBC
19. Centrica
20. Nando’s UK

21. Rackspace
22. Jaguar Land Rover
23. Diageo
24. PwC
25. GE
26. Cisco Systems
27. Microsoft
28. Yell
29. Harrods
31. Deloitte
32. EY
33. John Lewis
34. KPMG
35. SAP
36. Waitrose
37. Shell
38. Credit Suisse
39. J.P. Morgan
40. EasyJet
41. Apple

42. Rolls-Royce
43. Capgemini
44. UBS
45. J Sainsbury
46. Lush
47. Schlumberger
48. Thomson Reuters
49. Starbucks
50. Costa Coffee

Personal Space

In the 1960’s Edward Hall defined our spatial needs with proxemics, as we all need air space around us that we claim as our personal space. We move ourselves to keep the zones defined, which is why we dislike being forced into each other's intimate zone. We protect our personal zone which is why we dislike lifts, we stop talking, even to people we know, we avoid eye contact and often look up and down, we restrain our body movement and put on a neutral mask to hide our emotions.

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