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Johannesburg - Which company is South Africa's best employer?
Deloitte asked employees from 113 firms to answer this question. The top ranked companies in the 2013 Deloitte Best Company to Work For Survey (BCTWF) were announced in Johannesburg on Thursday. They are:
• Old Mutual Life Insurance, which took the laurels as the leading company to work for in the category for organisations employing more than 2 500 people;
• Flight Centre (South Africa), in the medium-sized category for companies employing between 301 and 2 500 people;
• The Unlimited, in the small company category for employers with less than 300 employees.
The survey also recognised the companies who were rated as the best employers in various industry sectors. The top ranked industries for 2013 are:
• The MSA Group - Business & Professional Services
• Novo Nordisk - Chemical & Pharmaceutical
• The Unlimited - Finance Services: Insurance
• Microsoft SA - Information Technology
• DHL International T/A DHL Express - Logistics, Shipping & Transport
• Parsec - Manufacturing
• Flight Centre (South Africa) - Tourism & Leisure
“The survey this year followed the ‘Business in Africa’ theme, which aptly placed the focus on talent in a changing business environment," said Hein Nienaber, associate director in muman capital at Deloitte.
“Increasing numbers of companies are expanding into the continent.... There is presently little data available on this topic in many African countries.
"The BCTWF Survey therefore offers employers the opportunity to develop insights into what motivates people, what attracts them to their companies, what they value and also collects the hard data required to make these judgements.”
Deloitte asked employees from 113 firms to answer this question. The top ranked companies in the 2013 Deloitte Best Company to Work For Survey (BCTWF) were announced in Johannesburg on Thursday. They are:
• Old Mutual Life Insurance, which took the laurels as the leading company to work for in the category for organisations employing more than 2 500 people;
• Flight Centre (South Africa), in the medium-sized category for companies employing between 301 and 2 500 people;
• The Unlimited, in the small company category for employers with less than 300 employees.
The survey also recognised the companies who were rated as the best employers in various industry sectors. The top ranked industries for 2013 are:
• The MSA Group - Business & Professional Services
• Novo Nordisk - Chemical & Pharmaceutical
• The Unlimited - Finance Services: Insurance
• Microsoft SA - Information Technology
• DHL International T/A DHL Express - Logistics, Shipping & Transport
• Parsec - Manufacturing
• Flight Centre (South Africa) - Tourism & Leisure
“The survey this year followed the ‘Business in Africa’ theme, which aptly placed the focus on talent in a changing business environment," said Hein Nienaber, associate director in muman capital at Deloitte.
“Increasing numbers of companies are expanding into the continent.... There is presently little data available on this topic in many African countries.
"The BCTWF Survey therefore offers employers the opportunity to develop insights into what motivates people, what attracts them to their companies, what they value and also collects the hard data required to make these judgements.”
