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Press release

21 Sep 2021

UKG hires Hugo Sarrazin as Chief Product Officer

LONDON, U.K. | Hugo Sarrazin has joined UKG as Chief Product Officer. Sarrazin will be responsible for the overall UKG product direction, strategy, and future roadmap, including user experience, engineering, and cloud operations.

Press release

15 Sep 2021

Global food distributor to increase operational efficiency, improve scheduling accuracy for 68,000 employees in France with UKG

LONDON, U.K. | Auchan, one of the world's largest food retailers and a UKG customer since 2015, is expanding its UKG footprint with UKG Dimensions to enhance operational efficiency and improve schedule accuracy for its 68,000 employees in France.

Press release

1 Sep 2021

UKG acquires Great Place to Work

LONDON, U.K. | UKG Inc. has acquired Great Place to Work Institute, Inc., the world’s most trusted authority on workplace culture with a mission to help organisations become great workplaces For All™.

Media coverage

22 Sep 2020

‘All Our People Deserve Good Managers’

Working Mums (U.K.) | Kronos—now known as UKG following its monumental merger with Ultimate Software—has been named one of the Best Workplaces for Women in the UK, and we spoke to senior members of the team about what puts them ahead of the competition: engagement and an interest in listening to their workforce.

Press release

15 Sep 2020

Physical safety, psychological security, job stability: employees worldwide share top COVID-19 concerns for the workplace of today and tomorrow

LONDON, U.K. | In a sweeping survey of employees and business leaders across 11 nations, The Workforce Institute at UKG (Ultimate Kronos Group) found only a fraction of employees (20%) felt their organisation met their needs during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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