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The strong showing by HCPS suggests that the school system is not just an educational leader but also an outstanding employer. (Credit: Harford County Public Schools)
8-24-2023 12:48pm
Harford County Public Schools Earns Spot On Forbes' List Of Maryland's Best Employers
Van Fisher
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HARFORD COUNTY - Harford County Public Schools (HCPS) has been recognized as one of Maryland's best employers, according to Forbes' recently released rankings.
The school system secured the 44th spot on the esteemed list, which evaluates companies across the United States based on various criteria, including working conditions, compensation, and diversity.
The recognition comes at a time when job satisfaction levels are less than ideal nationally. A recent study by Pew Research Center reveals that only about half of U.S. workers express high satisfaction with their jobs.
"These aren't the best large or midsize employers nationally, but a deeper look at which companies are closer-to-home options for every American worker," Forbes said with the release of its fifth annual ranking Tuesday.
Forbes partnered with the market research firm Statista to conduct anonymous surveys of 70,000 workers at companies with at least 500 employees, spanning all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The participants were asked to evaluate their employers on numerous factors such as working conditions, diversity, compensation packages, and development potential. They were also invited to rate employers other than their own to ensure a comprehensive overview.
The strong showing by HCPS suggests that the school system is not just an educational leader but also an outstanding employer offering competitive benefits and a positive working environment.
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