For the first time, Schneider Electric Vietnam was honored with the Best Workplace award.

Schneider Electric Vietnam is the only company representing the engineering sector to be honored with this prestigious award.

Representatives from Schneider Electric Vietnam receive the award.

Schneider Electric, a global leader in digital transformation for energy management and automation, has been honored with the “Best Workplaces in Vietnam” award for the first time in 2024, and has been certified as a Great Place to Work for the fourth time by the global workplace culture organization Great Place to Work (GPTW).

The GPTW's theme for 2024 is "Great Is Possible," expanding both in scale to 125,000 respondents, three times the number in 2023, and in the number of certified businesses, 1.5 times the number in the same period. Despite increased competition, Schneider Electric Vietnam still achieved an impressive ranking and was nominated for Best Workplaces.

The Best Workplaces award was given to 25 companies that demonstrated significant differentiation from the certified group, measured by 85% of employee trust survey results and 15% of assessments of the company's commitment to workplace development strategies. Sixty scoring questions and two open-ended questions assessing the work environment were sent to employees, along with six essay questions for business leaders on strategies for employee empowerment.

Ms. Cap Thi Minh Trang, Human Resources Director of Schneider Electric Vietnam and Cambodia, shared: “The Best Workplaces 2024 award demonstrates our commitment to creating an open, diverse, and inclusive work environment. This journey reflects Schneider Electric’s dedication to the mental health and career development of each employee through policies that go beyond traditional thinking. At the same time, this award will continue to inspire us to create sustainable impacts, prioritizing employee satisfaction and success in all our decisions.”

KIM THANH

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/lan-dau-tien-schneider-electric-viet-nam-duoc-vinh-danh-giai-thuong-noi-lam-viec-tot-nhat-post741821.html