Spain, sixth European country with the most Great Place to Work companies

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More and more Spanish companies are doing their best to ensure that their employees feel comfortable being part of their team. That is why they help them develop professionally within the company, they listen to what they have to say, they rcs data vietnam flexibility... In short, they take measures to improve their experience as employees and that, of course, is noticeable. So much so that this year Spain has become the sixth most represented country on the list of Great Place to Work , which has already published its ranking of the best places to work in Europe.

In total, 13 Spanish companies have made it into this study, which was carried out on more than 740,000 professionals in more than 2,300 European organisations. The Adecco Group has been chosen as the third best multinational company to work for in Spain, which demonstrates the group's commitment to the well-being of its employees.

Keys to the Best Places to Work in Europe
To better understand what requirements companies must meet to be certified by Great Place to Work, there are a few key points to consider. Firstly, most of the Best Workplaces in Europe belong to five sectors: information technology, professional services, financial services and insurance, manufacturing and production, and the retail sector.

In addition, employees – responsible for evaluating their workplaces – have highlighted “fair treatment, regardless of employees' sexual orientation, race and gender”, “commitment to job security” and “good reception” as the decisive statements for a company to be a 'Best Workplace'.