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At the Traffic Control Centre, a project partnership with the Highways Agency, Serco is monitoring 6,500km of England’s motorways and main roads for congestion and accidents, and communicating this information to emergency services and the public
Traffic Control Centre

Operational Support

Serco designs and delivers operational support to improve the availability of people and equipment worldwide

Our People

Committed to development

Without qualified, motivated and inspired employees we wouldn’t be able to make a success of our business.  That’s why we’re committed to supporting, developing, and communicating with everyone who works at Serco. We have a strong culture based on clear values and we monitor how well we’re putting them into practice.

Because we’re passionate about communication, it’s natural for us to share information with our staff through team briefings and newsletters. We’ve established a best practice approach to training and development and we’re always looking to equip and encourage staff to take on wider roles.

At the heart of our approach is our People Strategy. It’s designed to ensure that we continue to have the people and expertise we need to face today’s challenges and those ahead of us.

We recognise that a good business depends on good people.  If you believe you can help us to ensure we continue to address these challenges, then we are always interested in discussing opportunities with talented people who want a rewarding career.

As the company grows, so do the opportunities available to our employees. Serco offers plenty of scope for career progression.

To search current opportunities available, visit the Serco Jobshop.

Key Fact

Traffic England logoTraffic England brings you live traffic information for motorways and A-roads in England so you can avoid delays by changing your route, altering the time you travel, or even leaving the car at home and taking the train instead. Click here...

Last Updated: 17 October 2008