Employee ownership

You work here, you own part of it. Here's how that actually works.

In October 2024, the AMPM Group moved into an Employee Ownership Trust. Not shares for the board and a poster for everyone else: the trust holds the company on behalf of the people who work in it. The same model as John Lewis and Richer Sounds, in a fire, security and building services group.

Two engineers working together on site

What it means in practice

The company cannot be sold out from under you. The trust exists to hold the group for its people. No private equity flip, no new owner arriving with a cost-cutting plan and a redundancy round.

Profit has somewhere honest to go. When the group does well, the beneficiaries of the trust are the people in it. Not a dividend leaving the building.

Long service means something. "Time served" is the badge on the door for a reason. The longer you build the company, the more of what you built is yours.

Your say is structural, not a suggestion box. Employee ownership comes with a trustee that answers for the employees' interests, not a manager's.

The straight version

Every employer says "we're like a family". Families don't give you equity. An EOT does, structurally, without you buying in or taking a risk on shares. You join, you work, you're a beneficiary. That's the whole trick, and almost nobody else in this trade can offer it.

Verify it: AMPM Group Limited, Company No. 17136810, owned by an Employee Ownership Trust since October 2024. The group's own site: ampmgroup.co.uk/people.

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