Gallup Great Workplace Award

The world's top-performing companies help lead the global economy by engaging their workforces. These companies understand that employee engagement is a force that drives real business outcomes. The Gallup Great Workplace Award was created to recognize these excellent companies for their extraordinary ability to create an engaged workplace culture. Organizations can apply each year for this award.

"Studying more than 10 million employees worldwide allowed us to set an extraordinarily high bar for this award," said Tom Rath, who leads Gallup's Workplace and Leadership Consulting practice. "The winners have gone far beyond just offering nice perks and benefits. They have created an environment that truly engages people every day, throughout the organization."

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Award Criteria

The awards recognize the organizations that best engage their employees based on the following criteria:

  • a census survey of at least 1,000 respondents
  • a Q12 response rate of 80% or higher
  • a Q12 GrandMean score of 4.15 or higher in at least half of the organization's workgroups
  • a best practices portfolio that includes:
    • a one-page description that explains how the organization has linked engagement to business outcomes
    • a strategic plan that highlights building engagement within the organization
    • two or three organization-wide best practice initiatives
    • 20 workgroup-level best practice action plans
    • one example of a tool, program, or process that has been created or used to increase or promote employee engagement within the organization

Application Process

1. Download an application.

PDF format
Microsoft® Word document

2. Submit your application by February 6, 2009.

E-mail your application to workplaceaward@gallup.com.

Or may mail your application to:

Gallup
Gallup Great Workplace Award
c/o Caroline Thompson
1001 Gallup Drive
Omaha, NE 68102

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