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do you love where you work Do you think your company should be commended for its work-life balance, great benefits, or just positive workplace culture?
The Richmond Times-Dispatch annual employer recognition program is now accepting nominations for its 2023 awards. Recognize your company for its hard work to positively meet the challenges of inflation, telecommuting and uncertainty.
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We want to hear from you if you’re proud of how your company has weathered the pandemic and is positioning itself for the future.
This year marks the 10th annual Richmond Times-Dispatch Top Workplaces Awards program, which allows companies large and small to be nominated for recognition of their organizational health.
The newspaper is once again collaborating with Energage as a research partner on the project.
Energage conducts Top Workplaces surveys for media in 61 markets and surveyed more than 2 million employees in over 8,000 organizations in 2021.
The company says its research shows that the core elements of organizational health are what employees value most in the workplace and that organizations with high levels of organizational health outperform their peers.
1,141 organizations were invited to last year’s 2022 program and 118 were interviewed.
87 were recognized as winners, with over 17,000 employees taking surveys for the awards.
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Participating organizations must have 35 or more employees in the Greater Richmond Region to be eligible. These can be public, private, non-profit or governmental organizations.
The 2022 awards were presented in four categories – groups with 25-124 employees, 125-399 employees, 400-899 and companies with over 900 employees.
Last year’s winners included major companies such as Capital One, CarMax and Estes Express Lines.
Some of the smaller companies that received awards were Starling International Childcare & Learning Center, Cutz For Guys and the City of Ashland.
Workplaces that participate in the program are evaluated by their employees using a short 24-question survey.
The companies are surveyed from October to January.
Jobs can be nominated on The Times-Dispatch’s Top Workplaces page at richmond.com/top-workplaces by entering an email address or by calling (804) 977-9367.
The deadline for the first nomination is November 18th. The final release date is still set for 2023.
PHOTOS: Top Jobs 2022
The Richmond Times-Dispatch presented this year’s Top Workplaces Awards on May 26 at Atlas 42 in western Henrico County.
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Till presents an award to Donna Goff, CEO of Starling International Childcare & Learning Complex.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch Vice President of Sales Kelly Till (second from left) presents DPR Construction with this year’s Top Midsize Workplaces.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch vice president of sales Kelly Till, left, presents this year’s top jobs in the large category to Dawn Bradley, senior vice president and regional manager of Long & Foster, Thursday at Atlas 42 in Glen Allen, Va. May 26, 2022.
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Kelly Till (left), Vice President of Sales at Richmond Times-Dispatch, presents CarMax with this year’s Top Workplaces Award in the Mega category.
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