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Sri Lanka Insurance recognized as a “Great Place to Work” in Sri Lanka
The national insurer Sri Lanka Insurance recognized as a ‘Great Place to Work” in Sri Lanka reiterating the insurers commitment towards building an empowering working culture.
The ‘Great Place to Work” survey has been conducted across a statistical sample of employees at Sri Lanka Insurance based on a gold standard globally researched methodology across five parameters Credibility, Respect, Fairness, Pride Camaraderie.
Established in 1962 as a state insurance Sri Lanka Insurance is the largest and strongest insurer in Sri Lanka and serve the nation with a network of 158 branches.
Having large number of employees with diverse backgrounds, Sri Lanka Insurance take great pride in creating an atmosphere where innovative and disruptive ideas are accepted to challenge status quo. The policies, shared values and ethos of Sri Lanka Insurance are designed to create a healthy work life balance inspiring employees to learn and grow themselves.
Sharing his views on this prestigious recognition Chairman of Sri Lanka Insurance Mr.Jagath Wellawatta stated “Being recognized as a Great Place to Work is indeed a milestone we have achieved along our journey. As an insurer our employees are in the heart of our business and our unique HR strategies are fully aligned with our overall business strategy enabling them to steer Sri Lanka Insurance forward. We foster employees respecting their diversity and promoting equality while striking the right balance between the needs of the organization and those of our employees.
Commenting on this milestone CEO of Sri Lanka Insurance Mr.Chandana L. Aluthgama states “We are proud and honoured to be recognized as a ‘Great Place to Work’ in Sri Lanka. This reiterates our commitment in building an unrivaled workplace culture with zero discrimination and equal opportunities for our employees. With a performance driven working culture and rewarding systems we aspire to create high performing culture and we are striving to continue our efforts to empower them with people first attitude. “
Sharing his views on this achievement, DGM – Human Resource and Employee Relations Mr. Rohitha Amarapala stated ” More than 5 decades Sri Lanka Insurance has been driven with people centric attitude and we believe our employees are the greatest asset as they are the ambassadors who are taking the message of protection across Sri Lanka. We are committed towards excellence by embracing the diversity of our people and we are redefining the work place as a ground to nurture them and striving towards establishing a value centric performance driven culture.”
Great Place to Work ® annually works with more than 10,000 organizations, representing over 12.5 million employees globally. Having established itself in more than 69 countries so far, Great Place to Work Institute began its operations in Sri Lanka in 2012, launching itself with the ‘Best Workplaces’ Study. It now helps organizations as a consultant to build and sustain a culture of High Trust High Performance™ in order to drive employee performance.
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INS Sindhukesari arrives in Colombo
INS Sindhukesari, a submarine serving in the Indian Navy, arrived at the port of Colombo on 03 May 26 to undertake Operational Turnarounds.
The visiting submarine was welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy in precision with naval traditions.
Throughout its stay in the island, the submarine’s crew is scheduled to participate in a variety of programmes organized by the Sri Lanka Navy, including visits to several tourist attractions in Sri Lanka.
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Minister of Health of the Russian Federation attends the Sri Lanka–Russia Medical Forum
Mikhail Murashko, Minister of Health of the Russian Federation, officially visited the Russian House in Colombo to attend the Sri Lanka–Russia Medical Forum, where members of the Sri Lanka Russia Business Council and graduates from the Association of Sri Lankan Graduates from Socialist countries (ASLGSC) attended.
This historic gathering was graced by rectors and representatives from several world-class Russian medical institutions, including Kursk State Medical University, Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, and Tver State Medical University, among others.
The forum commenced with an address by Minister Murashko, during which Russian medical graduates in attendance raised pertinent questions regarding medical and pharmaceutical sector opportunities in Sri Lanka.
Levan Dzhagaryan, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Sri Lanka and the Maldives, together with Madam Maria L. Popova, Counsellor of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Sri Lanka & the Maldives and Director of the Russian House in Colombo, graced the occasion. Both officials expressed strong support for continued collaboration and future initiatives between the two nations.
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Members of Sri Lanka Cricket Transformation Committee Officially Appointed
The official appointment letters for the members of the newly established “Cricket Transformation Committee” (CTC) were handed over on Monday (04) by the Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Sunil Kumara Gamage.
The following members received their letters of appointment at the Ministry premises:
Sidath Wettimuny
Thushira Radella
Prakash Schaffter
Ms. Avanthi Colombage
The Ministry also noted that veteran cricketers Roshan Mahanama and Kumar Sangakkara, who are key members of the committee, are currently overseas. Their official appointments will be formalised immediately upon their arrival in Sri Lanka.
The Cricket Transformation Committee has been mandated to oversee the administration and drive structural reforms within Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) in accordance with the powers vested in the Minister under the Sports Act No. 25 of 1973.
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