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100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR IN OREGON


  DEMOGRAPHIC CATEGORIES AVAILABLE:


Job level

•Non-supervisory
•Team/project leader
•Supervisory
•Professional/technical
•Middle management
•Senior executive/owner

Years employed

•1 year or less
•2 to 5 years
•6 to 10 years
•More than 10 years

Age

•25 or younger
•26 to 35
•36 to 45
•46 to 55
•Over 55

Gender

•Female
•Male

Educational level

•High school diploma
•Two-year associate's/technical
•Bachelor's degree
•Master's degree
•Ph.D./M.D.
•Other

Ethnic background

•Asian/Pacific Islander
•Black/African American
•Hispanic/Latino
•Multi-racial
•Native American/Eskimo/Aleut
•White/Caucasian
•Other
 

Keeping employees happy

It’s challenging enough to keep employees happy and workplace morale high during the best of times. But what about in the worst of times?  Some, like Northwest Newborn (No. 2 Small), have found ways to maintain a high sense of satisfaction and loyalty.

Lessons of the not-so-great

Companies can often learn more about their workplaces issues from negative comments than from praise. Here's a sampling from some of the 100 Best employee surveys of what doesn't work, even from some of the best workplaces in the state.

Ingredients of a great workplace

What do the Top 10 Best Companies do that keeps their employees motivated, loyal and upbeat? Paying 100% of health insurance premiums and ugly t-shirt contests are part of it. And don't forget the persuasive powers of company pups like Frankie from Stamp Connection (No. 3 Small).

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