C.H. Robinson recognised as 'Top National Workplace'

By HeavyLiftPFI2013-03-26T00:00:00+00:00

March 26 - Multimodal logistics services provider C.H. Robinson has been named one of the USA's 2013 Top National Workplaces by WorkPlaceDynamics.

Auditor WorkPlaceDynamics ranked C.H. Robinson number 65 among 872 organisations with more than 1,000 employees that participated in the workplace assessments.

During 2012 C.H. Robinson added 720 employees to its ranks. Through two mergers and acquisitions, the company employed a total of 10,929 individuals by the end of 2012 - a year-on-year gain of 30.8 percent over 2011.

"Our employees have spoken and their collective voice confirms what we have known for a very long time: that C.H. Robinson is one of the best places to work in the world," said Angie Freeman, vice president of human resources at C.H. Robinson.

C.H Robinson has also been recognised as a 'Best Place to Work' by the Minneapolis/Saint Paul Business Journal for the 11th year.

www.chrobinson.com
www.workplacedynamics.com

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