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The 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon of 2010
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There were nearly 20,000 employees from 303 companies who participated in our 17th annual 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon survey. It might not have been the best year for business, with a bad economy hanging on, but you wouldn’t know it by how our 2010 winners treated their employees. What makes a great place to work? Robust health care plans were important to being a Best Company. This group offers substantial premium offsets and a surprisingly high number of alternative care and wellness plans. It’s also about inspired leadership, collaboration and caring, along with a healthy dose of fun. Congratulations to the class of 2010!



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The 2010 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon

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Employees on not-so-great workplaces

 

Openness and honesty

What keeps people with Lone Rock Timber (No. 27 Large) is its sense of family, its solid wages and benefits, and its willingness to be open with all employees.

Quality downtime

Part of the fun at Ninkasi Brewing (No. 22 Medium) is spending time in a brewery, putting in the hours but also unwinding with a pint and some co-workers afterward.

Play inspires work

The Urban Airship (No. 25 Medium) approach fosters creativity and innovation among colleagues that ends up driving the business.

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