CHG divisional office locations featured in CNN’s Best Places to Live

CHG is a Best Place to Work, and now many of its people can officially call the cities where they live a Best Place to Live, too.

CNNMoney.com released its annual list of  the Best Places to Live, a compilation of America’s best small cities, and three office locations were listed this year.

#23: Cary, N.C. (Weatherby Locums)

#35: Edmond, Okla. (Foundation Medical Staffing and Foundation Rehab Staffing)

#90: Norwalk, Conn. (CompHealth Permanent Placement)

CHG ranks among Utah’s top private companies

CHG ranked 24th on Utah Business’ list of top 100 private companies in Utah. The companies were ranked according to the number of employees for each company.

“Slightly bruised but not broken, our annual list of Utah’s Top 100 Private Companies illustrates models of economic resilience. Committed to quality and consistency, these companies prove industry is rebounding in the Beehive State.” – Utah Business

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Click here to see the complete list of private companies.

CHG named as Utah Work/Life Award finalist

CHG was named to the list of finalists for the Utah Work/Life Awards, which honor Utah’s Best Companies to Work For. The awards focus on companies which create exceptional work environments for their employees.

The winners will be announced during the first week of June.

CEO Mike Weinholtz shares his thoughts on leadership with Utah Business

Utah Business magazine went behind the scenes with Mike Weinholtz and five other Utah executives who shared what they consider the top 10 leadership traits successful leaders need today. Some highlights include:

Humility/Transparency
“I’ve included ‘openness/transparency’ on my list because I believe people become more committed and engaged when they know what their leaders are thinking and feeling—especially in times of crisis or uncertainty. Last year, the economic crisis caused us to undergo serious cost cutting to align our cost structure with the new realities of the business. We openly explained the situation and engaged all 1,200 of our people in brainstorming sessions with their teams to help us come up with cost-saving ideas. They came up with over 1,000 ideas that resulted in over $3 million in cost savings for the company. Moreover, they felt valued and respected for being asked to be part of the solution. The trust that we built with that approach was probably more valuable, especially in the long-run, than the $3 million we saved.”

Integrity
“I believe the most important quality a leader can have is integrity. People want to know that their leader can be trusted; and that they will be treated with fairness and honesty. Leading with integrity fosters trusting relationships that inspire people to do their best. The importance of this leadership quality gets reinforced every time I have to make a tough decision that might otherwise be met with skepticism. If people believe that you’re always going to do the right thing, they’ll trust your decision even if they don’t immediately agree with it.”

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CHG Learning Center Ribbon Cutting

Utah’s governor, Gov. Gary R. Herbert, visited the Salt Lake City office to help with the unveiling of CHG’s new Learning Center, which will feature sales and employee development training for all CHG Healthcare Services employees.

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