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Great Place To Work® Highlights Leadership in Well-Being and ESG Practices
The prestigious Great Place To Work® institute announced the results of its annual survey identifying the best companies to work for in the Oil and Gas sector. This survey, essential for the industry, highlights organizations that not only provide an excellent work environment but also adopt sustainable and well-being practices that positively impact their employees.
Evaluation Methodology
The selection process for the best companies follows a rigorous methodology that begins with a quantitative assessment. Companies need to achieve a minimum score and a significant number of participating employees to move on to the next phase, which includes completing detailed questionnaires about certification and ranking. This year, the competition was intense with 54 companies in the running, representing over 118,000 workers.
Diversity and Inclusion Among the Awarded
Among the recognized companies, there is considerable diversity in terms of age range and educational level of employees. Employees aged 26 to 44 years predominated, and most have completed high school. In terms of gender representation, there is still a male predominance, especially in leadership positions, although there is balance in other roles.
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Focus on ESG and Mental Health
Special emphasis was placed on initiatives related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG). Approximately 85% of the awarded companies adopted significant mental health and well-being practices in the past 20 months. Additionally, 25% of the participating companies have well-structured ESG policies, showing a commitment not only to productivity but also to sustainability and care for employees.
The benefits offered are also a differentiator, with many companies providing mentoring programs, scholarships, and language courses, as well as flexible working hours, which include options for remote work and reduced hours without salary cuts.
Retention and Trust in the Work Environment
Reasons for employee retention in companies range from growth opportunities to quality of life and alignment of values. This is reflected in trust indices measured across various dimensions, with high levels of credibility and respect attributed to leaders, which strengthens the sense of pride and camaraderie among colleagues.
Growth Prospects in the Sector
Consultant Matheus Ribeiro Câmara from Great Place To Work® points to robust growth in the Oil and Gas sector, driven by projected investments of approximately US$ 180 billion through 2031. Oil production is expected to reach new peaks, promoting not only economic advancement but also job creation, especially in the upstream segment.
The report emphasizes that the Oil and Gas sector remains vital to the economy, contributing significantly to the country’s industrial GDP. With continuous evolution and the adoption of innovative and sustainable practices, the companies highlighted by Great Place To Work® are setting the standard for excellence and responsibility in the sector, reinforcing their importance not only as job centers but as agents of social transformation.
The 2nd edition of the Best Oil and Gas Companies can now be found at https://gptw.com.br/ranking/melhores-empresas-para-trabalhar/
Source: Victória Ribeiro.
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