The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2022-2023 (The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers 2022-2023: The definitive guide to the leading employers recruiting graduates in 2022-2023)

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The tenth outpost in the mini-chain of Coppa Clubs, the Georgian has been welcomed with open arms by Haslemere locals. And it’s no surprise; the dining menu here is well executed and as varied as the choice of spots to eat: booths, snugs, dining rooms, terrace and garden. The locals have less call for the bedrooms, which offer a soothing retreat with bags of space and views over, in one direction, the lively dining garden, or in the other, Haslemere’s attractive main street lined with gift shops, cafés and boutiques (and an estate agent called Clarke Gammon). North Yorkshire is one of England’s gastronomic hotspots right now, and the Angel is its most divine experience. Your amuse bouche should be a walk to the gritty spine of Rylstone Edge, which bludgeons through the velvet-green Dales around Hetton. Then follow nature with nurture. Owners Michael and Johanna Wignall have created a minimalist, moss-lined altar to haute cuisine in the shell of this 15th-century inn, celebrating their local larder with a dash of Asian delicacy. Close by, 15 rooms extend from traditional cottages to super-sleek suites. And remember to cash in a babysitting coupon with the grandparents; cooking this good is wasted on kids. At first glance, Freemasons at Wiswell is your typical country inn: there’s a quaint village setting, six miles south of Clitheroe, a wood-beamed bar and four bedrooms. Yet those sleeping quarters turn out to be luxurious dens with elegant, contemporary fittings while, rather than pies or a ploughman’s, the wonderful food involves bold, bravura combinations and a four-course tasting menu. Such gastronomy typifies one of Britain’s most underrated culinary destinations, the wider Ribble Valley — where superb river, moorland or hill walks also offer a chance to balance your calorific books. The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers is the definitive annual guide to Britain’s most sought-after and prestigious graduate employers.With the graduate job market now recovering from the pandemic, the employers featured in the new edition of the Top 100 have over 24,000 graduate vacancies available for 2024.

You should also be able to invest in funds and investment trusts, though you’ll need to watch out for the charges that can be attached to these accounts. Remember: It is always better to choose an financial services provider that is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Just a jiffy from Britain’s second city, Hampton Manor in leafy Arden has always focused on foodies — so the imminent closure of its Michelin-starred restaurant, Peel’s, is a surprise. Never fear, however: the hotel now offers an “immersive” new restaurant-with-rooms experience squirrelled in the grounds, and it’s yummy. Grace & Savour has five chic little suites, each with tactile trimmings by artisan weavers and woodturners and a DIY “bathtime ritual” to enjoy in your bedside tub-for-two. The star, however, is the baby-faced chef David Taylor, who tours you around the manor’s restored Victorian vegetable garden then treats you to 15 intricate saucers of deliciousness, each sourced from sustainable producers across the UK. The University of Oxford tops the ranking for the seventh consecutive year. Harvard University remains in second place, but the University of Cambridge jumps from joint fifth last year to joint third.There are 12 categories in total including a list of all organisations that have qualified. Four of these are based on the number of employees in your organisation: Small, Medium, Big and Very Big. The other categories are Best Places to Work for Women, Disabled Employees, Ethnic Minority Employees, LGBTQA+ Employees, 16-34 year olds, 55+ year olds and Best Places to Work for Employee Wellbeing. A quarter of top employers in the UK hope to hire more graduates in 2021, and 1/3 are confident they will match their previous intake. These well-established awards have relaunched last year with new partnerships, the employee engagement platform WorkL, a new look and a reinvigorated interest in finding and celebrating true champions of workplace engagement. The winners list is selected solely from the results of an employee survey. With 26 questions on topics ranging from reward and recognition to empowerment and wellbeing. In the current climate, it would be understandable for graduates to expect a huge drop in employment opportunities post university. 1/5 thof employers have stopped making job offers for vacancies in the Autumn of 2020, whilst 2/5ths have warned that ‘they are likely to recruit fewer university leavers over the next twelve months.’