What are the Top-Rated Workplaces to work for in the world? It’s an important question, and here at Indeed we have data that can help answer it. With 72 million ratings and reviews on employer company pages, Indeed uses this data to publish rankings focused on criteria most relevant to the job seeker, such as workplace attributes, industries and specific geographical areas. Read these blog posts to discover leading companies that are building a strong employer brand—and which are recognized by their employees as a Top-Rated Workplace.
With the unemployment rate hitting record lows, the battle for talent is on. Big or small, every company has to fight to win the attention of today’s savvy job seeker.
Of course, everybody is different and has a unique set of priorities, so there is no single way to attract talent. That said, there are some things that many people …
People care about companies that seek to do good and make a positive social impact. In a recent survey, 87% of Americans said they would purchase a product because a company advocated for an issue they care about. Meanwhile, 64% of CEOs say that corporate social responsibility is core to their business, with companies focusing on building it into their …
The Big Apple, Sin City, Steel City… every city has its unique style and distinct vibe. And that also extends to the industries and employers you find there.
So while we’ve analyzed the data on the Top-Rated Workplaces on Indeed at a national level to get a sense of the big picture, it’s now time to get local. To do …
Global finance giant EY (formerly Ernst and Young) has come a long way since Arthur Young, a Scottish immigrant to US shores, founded his accountancy firm in 1906 with his brother, Stanley.
Today the firm employs nearly a quarter of a million people in 150 countries, and its work touches upon everything from audits to blockchain to AI. And …
Health care professionals are essential to our health and well-being — and we need them more than ever as baby boomers age and the US faces a serious shortage of health care workers. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that between 2014 and 2022, a total of 1.2 million vacancies for nursing jobs will emerge.
Working in a …
