Enterprise Holdings Named One of Greater Toronto’s Top 2018 Employers
Greater Toronto’s Top Employers competition lists Enterprise Holdings as one of the best workplaces.
Enterprise Holdings has been named one of the Greater Toronto Area’s top 100 employers by Mediacorp Canada, Inc.
The annual Greater Toronto’s Top Employers competition evaluates businesses on the physical workplace, work atmosphere, health, financial and family benefits, vacation time offered, employee communications, performance management, training and skills development, and community involvement.
Enterprise Holdings is the only car rental company on this year’s list.
The company was also recently recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Canada by job search site Indeed.
“It is an honour to be recognized among such reputable employers in Toronto,” said Margi Dolan, assistant vice president of human resources for Enterprise Holdings in Canada. “Our drive for employer excellence comes from the nature of our corporate culture, which is to take care of our employees and the communities in which they live and work.”
Enterprise currently operates more than 750 staffed locations throughout Canada with more than 5,400 employees. The company projects to open as many as 15 new branches within the country in 2018.
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