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Europe’s Best Employers 2025 — interactive ranking

21 May 2025
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Europe’s Best Employers 2025 — interactive ranking
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The Financial Times and Statista’s ranking of Europe’s Best Employers evaluates 1,000 companies based on employee recommendations and sector evaluations. Key sectors include retail, financial services, and technology, with Germany having the most representatives due to strong employment rights. OneAdvanced, a UK software firm, topped the list for its supportive culture and training programs, while companies like Mercadona in retail demonstrated that attractive benefits can challenge negative perceptions, emphasizing that basic workplace values are essential for a desirable environment.

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