Enterprise Germany Receives 3 Employer Awards
Enterprise Holdings in Germany received awards in LGBTI management diversity, career opportunities, and jobs with a future.
Enterprise was recognized by business magazine Focus Money, together with Germany Test, as an employer with “Top career opportunities for university graduates” and as one of the companies with “Germany’s best jobs with a future.”
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Within the past two months, the German subsidiary of Enterprise Holdings has received three awards as an employer.
Enterprise was awarded the “Pride 500” seal of approval for its comprehensive LGBTI Diversity Management after meeting the requirements of an extensive audit conducted by the LGBTI job and career platform Sticks and Stones and the Action Alliance Against Homophobia.
Additionally, Enterprise was recognized by business magazine Focus Money, together with Germany Test, as an employer with “top career opportunities for university graduates” and as one of the companies with “Germany’s best jobs with a future.”
“Diversity, openness, great career opportunities and future-proofing — all these are topics that Enterprise has been worldwide since its founding in 1957 and since 1997 in Germany,” Jim Strack, Enterprise Germany’s vice president of corporate business, said. “Therefore, we are very pleased to have been awarded for all these points in such a short time.”
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