The 146,200 people who work for the
Each year, more than 10 million employees around the world take the Great Place to Work Trust Index Employee Survey, which measures employee engagement by asking employees for their opinions, attitudes and perceptions on the level of trust at their companies. And in the organization’s inaugural list of the World’s Best Multinational Workplaces,
The Company earned high marks for career and development programs, compensation and rewards policies and workplace environments, which include culture programs, flexible work arrangements and other benefits geared toward helping employees achieve work/life balance. Some of the benefits offered in Australia, for example, include a peer-nomination program designed to recognize people who are living the Company’s values, summer hours (employees are allowed to leave early on Fridays), onsite massages, free healthy snacks and free
To be eligible for the Great Place to Work list, a company must have been recognized in at least five national Best Workplaces lists, have at least 5,000 employees worldwide and have at least 40 percent of its employees based outside its home country (where the company is headquartered).
This award dovetails with a key component of
This is one of many recent awards bestowed on the company, including being named to Fortune magazine’s list of World’s Most Admired Companies and Black Enterprise magazine’s Top Companies for Diversity, as well as Advertising Age’s declaration of
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