FORTUNE's annual ranking of companies that rate high with employees
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1 |
Russell Investment Group |
63 |
$574,373 |
2 |
Morrison & Foerster |
88 |
$182,905 |
3 |
Bingham McCutchen |
82 |
$173,391 |
4 |
Republic Bancorp |
17 |
$165,000 |
5 |
Nixon Peabody |
49 |
$154,719 |
6 |
Perkins Coie |
48 |
$139,112 |
7 |
Arnold & Porter |
54 |
$133,593 |
8 |
Cisco Systems |
25 |
$131,580 |
9 |
Alston & Bird |
19 |
$131,239 |
10 |
Network Appliance |
27 |
$128,317 |
11 |
Goldman Sachs |
26 |
$127,000 |
12 |
Autodesk |
81 |
$125,527 |
13 |
Robert W. Baird |
31 |
$122,500 |
14 |
Boston Consulting Group |
11 |
$120,776 |
15 |
JM Family Enterprises |
40 |
$118,950 |
16 |
Yahoo |
73 |
$117,245 |
17 |
Nugget Markets |
33 |
$113,671 |
18 |
Texas Instruments |
83 |
$111,752 |
19 |
MITRE |
66 |
$109,849 |
20 |
Microsoft |
42 |
$107,300 |
21 |
American Century Investments |
22 |
$105,500 |
22 |
Alcon Laboratories |
32 |
$105,083 |
23 |
S.C. Johnson |
10 |
$102,161 |
24 |
Intel |
97 |
$101,816 |
25 |
Publix Super Markets |
56 |
$101,800 |
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Best companies by state |
These states are headquarters for the highest number of America's Top Employers. |
Job growth |
Quicken Loans added 1,093 jobs last year, making it the fastest-growing of our Best Companies. |
Best benefits |
These companies have the best benefit options. |
How we pick the 100 best |
To choose the 100 Best Companies to Work for, we rely on two things: our evaluation of the policies and culture of each company and the opinions of the company's own employees.
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