Campbell receives Gallup Great Workplace Award for 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Posted by: Rob Wray
The Campbell Soup Company has received the Gallup Great
Workplace Award for the fourth consecutive year. The award is based on rigorous workplace research evaluated by a panel
of workplace experts. It
is the only consumer products company to be recognized this year.
Campbell has
one of the most productive and engaged workforces in the world, according to
Tom Rath, who leads Gallup’s Workplace and Leadership Consulting practice.
"Studying more than 15 million employees worldwide allows
us to set an extraordinarily high bar for this award. The winners have gone far
beyond just offering nice perks and benefits. They have created an environment
that truly engages people every day, throughout the organization.”
Engagement is a key
part of Campbell’s corporate strategy. Accountability is stressed to all
employees through a number of practices that support engagement at all levels
of the organization, including recognition programs, business resource affinity
networks and opportunities for community involvement.
"Campbell’s
philosophy is firmly rooted in the belief that we must first win in the
workplace to win in the marketplace. We recognize that an engaged workforce
directly correlates to creating shareowner value,” said Nancy Reardon, senior vice
president and chief human resources and communications officer.
"Our strong
commitment to engagement starts at the top and extends throughout the company.
We are very proud of this award from Gallup, as it recognizes our continued
progress in building an extraordinary workplace and company. While Campbell is
acknowledged as a leader in employee engagement because of high engagement
scores, it’s the everyday actions that truly build an extraordinary workplace,”Reardon said.
Campbell will receive
the award at the Gallup Summit on April 27 to 29, 2010. During the Summit,
Campbell and other Great Workplace Award winners will present the best
practices they applied to their workplace and the improved business results
they achieved through building an engaged workforce.
For more on the Gallup Workplace Award, see
their website.
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