One of UK’s best workplaces in financial services and insurance has six new jobs in Cheltenham

PoloWorks in Bishop's Cleeve is expanding at a rapid rate with six new roles on offer across the full spectrum of business covering administration to business analysis.

By Emma Luther  |  Published
PoloWorks in Bishop's Cleeve in Cheltenham is expanding and recruiting for new roles.

Last year Cheltenham's PoloWorks was named as one of the leading organisations in the 'large and super large' category in the 2024 UK’s Best Workplaces in Financial Services & Insurance™ list by Great Place To Work® UK.

Now, the leading provider of UK-based support services to the insurance market is growing at such a rate, it has six vacancies across the team.

Roles based at The Grange in Bishop's Cleeve include assistant technician to analyse technical data; business analyst for data and change; business analyst for data warehouse delivery; graduate insurance technician; insurance administrator and insurance technician.

Salaries range from £23,000 right up to £85,000.

Head of people, Harriet Mathew describes the work culture at PoloWorks as dynamic, inclusive and forward-thinking.

She said: 'We prioritise open communication, continuous improvement and employee well-being.

'Our culture encourages innovation, values diversity and supports personal and professional growth.

'This atmosphere not only makes PoloWorks a great place to work but also drives our success in the competitive landscape.'

The firm also has offices in London and has a raft of benefits including free Cheltenham bus travel, volunteering days and hybrid working.

PoloWorks also offers several initiatives designed to benefit female colleagues, from flexible and hybrid working; enhanced maternity pay; comprehensive equality, diversity and inclusion policies; to support for those going through menopause.

The initiatives saw the firm crowned one of the best workplaces for women in the UK in July 2024.

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