In the East Midlands, Liebherr is the region’s best company at the annual National Apprenticeship Award in the category BAE Systems Large Employer of Apprentices. The award takes place for the twelfth time and is organized by the National Apprenticeship Service. It is divided into two categories: apprentices who have made a noteworthy contribution to their workplaces; and businesses that grow their own talent with apprentices. Liebherr-Great BritainLtd. will now compete for the national award.
“This is an unbelievable accomplishment. Apprentices are the lifeblood of the business going forward and are definitely adding value to our workforce and support systems for our products”, stated Lee Mason, the Apprentice Programme Generalist for Liebherr-Great Britian Ltd.
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