The rankings evaluate companies based on six primary metrics, including compensation packages, flexible work policies, and the physical and psychological safety of the work environment. Other key indicators involve corporate stability, leadership retention, and the perceived sense of belonging among the staff. For American Water, this distinction serves as a public validation of its internal human resources strategy.
Lori Sutton, the company's Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, emphasized that the firm’s 7,000 employees remain the core of its operational success. By prioritizing professional growth and a supportive culture, the utility aims to ensure the reliable delivery of water and wastewater services. As the company celebrates its 140th anniversary in 2026, this accolade reflects its ongoing efforts to retain talent within a specialized and demanding utility sector.





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