DHL recognized as Best Employer

March 15 2016

15:58

DHL Express has been recognized as one of the world's best employers, being one of eight companies selected to be certified as a Top Employer Global 2016.

Also, for the second consecutive year, DHL was the only company to be certified on every continent in the world.

The Top Employers Global certification is the result of a program organized by the Top Employers Institute, designed to recognize employers globally who create the best conditions for their employees to develop professionally and personally.

As part of the Top Employer Global 2016 process, DHL Express was certified as a Top Employer individually in 43 countries across all continents, more than any other organization certified by the Top Employers Institute. The company particularly excelled in the areas of talent strategy, leadership development, performance management, learning and development.

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