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    Saint-Gobain Recognised as a Top Employer for Tenth Consecutive Year

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    By Evans Mumba on January 20, 2025 Africa, Business, Construction, Editors Pick, Features, Latest News, News

    Johannesburg: Building materials giant Saint-Gobain has once again been lauded for its commitment to employee excellence, achieving a remarkable milestone by securing the “Top Employer Global” certification for the tenth consecutive year. This prestigious accolade places Saint-Gobain among an elite group of 17 companies worldwide to achieve this distinction in 2025.

    Furthermore, Saint-Gobain South Africa has continued its impressive streak, receiving the “Top Employer” certification for the eleventh consecutive year, solidifying its position as a leading employer in the South African market.

    The “Top Employer” certification, awarded by the Top Employers Institute, recognizes organizations that provide exceptional working conditions and demonstrate a commitment to employee well-being and development. Saint-Gobain’s consistent achievement of this accolade underscores its unwavering dedication to fostering a positive and inclusive work environment for its 160,000 employees worldwide.

    This year, Saint-Gobain achieved significant improvements across several key areas, including sustainability, employee well-being, rewards and recognition, and career opportunities. These enhancements reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement and its unwavering focus on creating a fulfilling and rewarding workplace for its employees.

    “We are incredibly proud to be recognized as a Top Employer, as it is a testament to our commitment to providing an empowered and inclusive working environment for our employees,” said Fanie Vos, HR Director for Saint-Gobain Africa. “This achievement is a collective effort, and we are deeply grateful to our dedicated teams across the African continent.”

    Saint-Gobain’s success as a Top Employer is further solidified by its strong ethical foundation and unwavering commitment to its purpose: “Making the World a Better Home.” This commitment translates into a strong emphasis on ethical conduct, a clear and inspiring corporate strategy, and a robust focus on employee learning and development.

    Looking ahead, Saint-Gobain remains committed to fostering an environment where employees can thrive and contribute to the company’s continued success. By prioritizing employee well-being, investing in their development, and upholding the highest ethical standards, Saint-Gobain aims to remain a leading employer in the construction industry and beyond.

    About Saint-Gobain

    Saint-Gobain is a global leader in light and sustainable construction materials, operating in 79 countries with over 160,000 employees. The company is committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and plays a vital role in driving sustainable construction solutions across the globe.

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