DuPont Among World’s Most Attractive Employers

DuPont was named among this select group for its award-winning employee programs and practices.

Oct 27th, 2010

Dupont

DuPont Among World’s Most Attractive Employers

Universum, an employer branding research company, recently announced that DuPont was listed as one of the world’s most attractive employers. DuPont was named among this select group for its award-winning employee programs and practices.

Maritza Poza-Grise

The list of companies selected by Universum was developed through student surveys at leading academic institutions conducted in 23 markets globally in 2010. The ranking was the result of more than 300,000 respondents from the U.S., Japan, China, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Russia, Spain, Canada and India.

“We are very pleased and proud that we have been ranked as one of the most attractive employers in the world,” said Maritza Poza-Grise, DuPont vice president – Human Resources. “We have a very dedicated and loyal workforce, which serves to make us an attractive employer and a strong competitor in the businesses in which we operate.”

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