Recognising companies for their ability to create an exceptional workplace experience
Recognising companies for their ability to create an exceptional workplace experience
BHP’s office in Adelaide, Australia. Lmi: 79.1 | Photography ©Trevor Mein
Leesman+ certification
Awarded to just a fraction of the buildings we’ve measured, our independent validation of an outstanding employee workplace experience has become a globally recognised certification that companies strive to achieve, providing a clear and achievable stretch target for all projects.
These top-tier workplaces are considered after achieving an Lmi of 70 or above, providing a precedent to organisations around the globe – Leesman+ certified buildings have allowed us to provide valuable insights into where their features, services and infrastructures are surpassing the majority by collecting them as an elevated benchmark.
*All Leesman+ buildings must meet strict response rate criteria
Leesman+ certification table 2020
2020 was a challenging year for workplaces across the globe. But organisations know that they will need to deliver outstanding experiences everywhere to best support their employees in their work.
Despite employees being dispersed to remote working locations for much of the year, 6 organisations across 7 individual workplaces received Leesman+ certification. No single sector, country or building type dominates the 2020 Leesman+ certification table, proving that there isn’t one single strategy or workplace ingredient guaranteed to deliver high performance. See the table below to find out more about the latest batch of Leesman+ buildings.
| Organisation | Sector | Location | Lmi | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| * BHP | Mining & Metals | Philippines | 89.6 |   |
| 1 BHP | Mining & Metals | Australia | 79.1 | |
| 2 Ware Malcomb | Design | United States | 77.9 | |
| 3 SKF | Mechanical or Industrial Engineering | Sweden | 77.3 | |
| 4 Johnson & Johnson | Pharmaceuticals | Mexico | 75.3 | |
| 5 Groupe Avril | Food Production | France | 74.9 | |
| 6 Competition and Markets Authority | Government Relations | United Kingdom | 73.9 | |
| 7 BHP | Mining & Metals | United States | 73.6 | |
| Average Lmi across all Leesman+ certified workplaces to date |
74.7 |
* Highest performing Leesman+ certified workplace to date. Data reported at 31.12.2020.
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Why be on the list?
The benefits speak for themselves: Leesman+ workplaces consistently record exceptional employee pride, productivity and sense of community agreement figures. Employees across all departments generally feel supported in both their individual and collaborative activities, thanks to a workplace that superbly understands the working needs of those it accommodates and proactively shapes the way people work.
Leesman+ performance
Productivity
Pride
Sense of community
Data as at 30.09.2021
Leesman+ case studies
Arup | May 2021
Arup: One year on – sticking to your principles
How Arup’s activity-based workplace, geared towards supporting its employees in all work activities, stood the test of time – even in a global pandemic.
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Rapid7 | October 2020
Workplace brief: Rapid7
Rapid7 strive for non-corporate environments in their fast-paced sector, but the data told them designated desks.
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