The family-owned brewer and pub company made The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list for the second year in a row in the big companies category.
The awards recognise UK companies that deliver employee satisfaction and workplace excellence.
Results are based on surveys completed by team members who assess employee experience, reward and recognition, job satisfaction and wellbeing.
Dean Livesey, director of great place to work at Hall & Woodhouse, said: “We are thrilled to feature on The Sunday Times Best Places to Work list for the second year running.
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“This award confirms our team feel valued and a part of the Hall & Woodhouse family, something we continuously strive for.
“We have built on the foundations we laid out in the previous year to become an even better employer, and I’m delighted to have achieved this goal.
“It is imperative to us as a business that Hall & Woodhouse remains a great place to work for generations to come.”
Hall & Woodhouse, which has around 150 pubs across the south, also brews award-winning Badger Ales and Outland Beers at its brewery in Blandford.
