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Who Are Companies of Choice?
From Fortune 500 firms to small businesses, Employers of Choice know
that the GED credential is a standard they can trust and a tool they can
use. Below you will find Employers of Choice grouped by business sector.
You can also view
a list of company case studies.
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Clarian Health Partners
Clarian Health Partners comprises three hospitals in Indiana
(Methodist, Indiana University, and Riley hospitals), as well as a vast
network of clinics and satellite sites. With approximately 10,000 staff,
2,000 physicians, and 800 volunteers, Clarian is the largest health care
organization in Indiana. Committed to excellence in patient care,
education, and research, Clarian is considered to be one of the nation's
premier health care facilities.
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Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Founded in 1850, Pinkerton was the first private investigation firm in
the United States. Today, the businesses of Pinkerton and Burns
International are part of Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.,
providing a broad range of security services for individuals,
businesses, and organizations throughout the country. The company's U.S.
operation has 130,000 employees, more than 600 branch offices, and
revenue of more than $2.5 billion. |
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CVS/Pharmacy
CVS is America's #1 pharmacy, dispensing prescriptions in more stores
than any other retailer. CVS has created innovative approaches to serve
the health care needs of all customers through its approximately 4,100
CVS/pharmacy stores; CVS.com, its online pharmacy; and PharmaCare
Management Services, its pharmacy benefit management and specialty
pharmacy. CVS has 105,000 employees in 35 states and the District of
Columbia. The Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based company posted revenues of
more than $24.2 billion in 2002. |
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Marriott Hotels Baltimore
Marriott International is the world's leading lodging company, with
approximately 2,600 owned or franchised properties in 65 countries.
Headquartered in Washington, DC, the company employs 145,000 people and
reported $20 billion in sales in 2001. |
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Sara Lee Coffee and Tea
Sara Lee Coffee and Tea is a global supplier of coffee, tea, and
coffee-making systems to retail and food service customers in 55
countries. Sara Lee markets products in 180 countries and employs more
than 130,000 people worldwide. |
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Walt Disney World
The Walt Disney World® Resort is one of North America's most
frequented tourist spots and spans four theme parks, numerous hotels,
water parks, and golf courses. It is located near Orlando, Florida.
Disney employs approximately 54,000 employees or "Cast Members," or 2
percent of the greater Orlando population. In fact, Disney employs one
of every 14 people in Central Florida, and is a driving force behind the
area's $17 billion tourism industry. |
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Barber Foods
Founded in Portland, Maine, as a three-person operation in 1955, Barber
Foods has grown to more than 730 associates and processes hundreds of
thousands of pounds of poultry every week. Although an American company,
Barber Foods employs workers from 52 countries who speak 56 different
languages. |
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Campbell Soup Company LTD
Established in 1930 in New Toronto, Ontario, Campbell Soup Company Ltd.
is one of Canada's major food manufacturers, and Campbell Soup Company's
first foreign subsidiary. Operating plants in Etobicoke and Listowel,
Ontario, Campbell Canada employs approximately 1,500 people across the
country. |
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Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. is the world's largest bottler of
non-alcoholic beverages, with more than 72,000 employees worldwide and
revenues totaling nearly $17 billion. The first of many bottling
companies that make up Coca-Cola Enterprises began operating in 1899.
Today, the Atlanta, Ga.-based company operates in 46 states, all 13
provinces of Canada, and portions of Europe. |
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The Shaw Group
The Shaw Group is one of eastern Canada's leading natural resource
manufacturers. In addition to operating six retail Shaw Centres, more
than 300 dealers sell the Shaw Group's 1,000 individual products ranging
from brick, pipe, and wood, to blasting abrasives, and commercial and
industrial aggregates. The Nova Scotia-based company's market area
includes all of North America, Japan, China, Sweden, and Germany. |
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UAW-United Auto Workers
DaimlerChrysler Huntsville Family Training Center
DaimlerChrysler is the world's third largest carmaker in
sales—posting revenues of $136.1 billion in 2001—and
manufacturing about 4.7 million vehicles each year at plants throughout
the world. At its plant in Huntsville, Alabama, workers assemble
electronics, such as radios and controllers, for Chrysler vehicles. |
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