| Agilent is recognized
as a global employer of choice. Below are many of the
Best Place to Work awards we have won around the globe.
Mexico Makes List Every Year (May 2005)

Agilent
Technolgies México has again been awarded a spot
on the Expacion magazine Great Place to Work list, placing
19 th among companies with less than 500
employees - a seven point improvement from last year’s ranking. Agilent
Technologies Mexico was also recognized as a company that has been on the
list since the survey started in 2000.
One of Delaware’s Outstanding Companies
(April 2005)
Our
flexible and casual work environment, commitment to the
community, on-site fitness center, company-subsidized cafeteria,
paid time off for employees to do volunteer work and opportunities
for basketball, hockey and soccer were some of the reasons
mentioned in the April 17 th edition of the News Journal
announcing Agilent as Delaware’s “Best Place
to Work (Large Firm) & Community Involvement” award
winner.
France Ranks
No. 2 (March 2005)
In
March, Agilent Technologies France ranked No. 2 in the final
list of the 25 Best Workplaces in France. During the Paris
award ceremony, Agilent France representatives received the
highest award, the “Laureat D'Or” (the Gold Award), from
Kim Moller, president of the Great Place to Work (GPW) Institute
in France. “A great place to work is a company where you
trust the people you work with, enjoy the people you work
with and have pride in what you do,” Moller affirmed. “These
three key points strongly contribute to increasing rates
on productivity, loyalty and profitability. A very significant
point underlined by the survey is that the practice of management
by walking around has been an effective way to make managers
more reachable for employees in France.” The survey identifies
and compares the best working environments in French companies,
based on feedback from the employees.
Best Places to Work in Belgium (February 2005)
Agilent
Technologies Belgium ranked No. 9 in the 2005 list of the
25 Best Workplaces in Belgium. The Great Place to Work Institute
Belgium manages the selection and ranking process. Company
rank is based upon information about company policies and
on employee feedback. Employee feedback and satisfaction
is the most important part of the ranking as it accounts
for 2/3 of the total score.
Human Rights Campaign (September 2004)
Agilent scores 100% on the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation
report card for its exceptional treatment of gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender employees. The HRC report card — the
Corporate Equality Index — rates Fortune 500 and other
major companies on a scale from 0 to 100 percent on seven
key indicators. These include policies prohibiting discrimination
based on sexual orientation or gender identity and health
care benefits for employees’ partners. The HRC is the
largest national lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender political
organization with members throughout the United States.
Expansion Magazine (May 2004)
For
the second time Agilent
Mexico has been recognized as one of the "50 best
companies to work for in Mexico." The selection process
is fundamentally based on both written and verbal feedback
collected from employees as well as on detailed information
obtained from Human Resources about the organizational culture
of the company.
The most significant attributes that Agilent possessed were: that all people
are treated justly regardless of gender or age, the respect the company shows
for its employees, and the credibility of the organization as whole.
Woman Engineer (Spring 2004)
Every
year Woman Engineer Magazine asks readers to list the top
50 companies where they would most like to work, or that
they believe would provide the best working environment for
women. Agilent is pleased to announce that we were selected
to place on “The Top 50 Companies for Women Engineers” with
a rank of #28.
Learn more about Woman
Engineer Magazine.
Maryland Work~Life Alliance Seal of Approval (February
2004)
Agilent
was honored by the Maryland Work~Life Alliance with the "Workplace
Excellence" Seal of Approval. The "Workplace Excellence"
Seal recognizes those organizations that have embraced work-life
practices in order to meet the needs of their workforce, resulting
in long-term growth and business success. The mission of the
Alliance is to support the State of Maryland’s objective
to become a nationally recognized state of choice for quality
of life by building and recognizing "Excellent Places
to Work."
Agilent is a Best Place to Work in Brazil
2003
is the year when Agilent
Brazil was named , for the first time ever, among the
20 best companies to work for in Brazil, in a new category
for companies from 100 to 199 employees. The survey was conducted
by the Great Place To Work Institute. Brazil's business magazine,
EXAME , published the survey results in the September 2003
edition. The selection process relied heavily on employee
feedback and supplementary material provided by Human Resources.
Best Employer in Asia (August 2003)
Agilent
Taiwan ranked No. 1 among the Best Employers in Taiwan
in a recent study conducted by Hewitt Associates, the global
HR outsourcing and consulting company, in partnership with
CHEERS Magazine, which is a new magazine of CommonWealth Magazine
Group.
Agilent
China was named among the top 10 Best Employers in China
in a recent study conducted by Hewitt Associates, the global
HR outsourcing and consulting company, in partnership with
Harvard Business Review China edition.
Agilent achieved this honor based on its deeply rooted corporate
culture, people-oriented management style, and long-term commitment
to the China. "We are excited that we achieved the Best
Employer award,"said Wayne Chan, our vice president and
general manager of Agilent Technologies Greater China. "We
believe that the best employees make the employer best, and
people are our most valued assets."
Read more about China Best Place to Work Award online.
The News Journal (March 2003)
Agilent
U.S. was selected as one of Delaware's Outstanding Companies
for a third year in a row. A panel of 16 business and community
leaders judged the Wilmington News Journal's 2003 Best in
Business competition. Agilent was named the "Best Place
to Work" in the Technology category.
To read the complete article, click
here.
Fortune (January 2003)
Agilent
made the annual U.S. list for the third year in a row! The
ranking process relies heavily on employee feedback.
Fortune magazine also features an Agilent employee in a segment
headlined "Getting
Paid to Play," illustrating why Agilent is one of
the best employers.
See the complete list of 100 best companies online.
Il Sole 24 ORE (January 2003)
Agilent
Italy ranked No. 22 among the countrys 35 highest-rated
companies in the second Best Place to Work survey
conducted by the Great Place to Work Institute. Italy's daily
financial newspaper, Il sole 24 Ore, published the survey
results last December. About 800 companies signed up for the
2002 survey.
To read the Il sole 24 Ore article in Italian, click
here.
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