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“Companies that Care” List Features 11 Retailers

Honorees include Wegmans, Sheetz, Target, Walmart and Sephora.

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Privately held grocery chain Wegmans was the top-ranked retailer on the Great Places to Work roster for 2024, coming in at #7. PHOTO: ISTOCKPHOTO

Eleven retails companies landed on the latest People magazine “Great Places To Work” roster. The 100 companies on that list have been identified as those “that take care of their bottom line while also displaying remarkable care for their people, their local communities and the world at large,” Great Place to Work said in announcing the roster.

“This year’s ‘companies that care’ stand out for things like reducing the carbon footprints of their operations, investing employees’ mental health and giving back to those in need,” the consultant noted.

Here are the retailers (and their rankings) that made the list:

  • #7 Wegmans Food Markets
  • #9 Sheetz Inc.
  • #15 Publix Super Markets
  • #17 Nugget Market
  • #42 Target
  • #47 The Cheesecake Factory
  • #50 Walmart
  • #69 Panda Restaurant Group
  • #72 CarMax
  • #73 Harbor Freight Tools
  • #100 Sephora

Great Place to Work identifies top employers using a proprietary methodology to evaluate and certify thousands of organizations in America’s largest ongoing annual workforce study, based on over 1.3 million employee survey responses and data from companies representing more than 8.2 million employees.

Click here for the full list.

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