Aug 15, 2021

Arizona Capitol Times, Best Companies Group and BestCompaniesAZ announced in early July that HOM, Inc. (HOM) has earned a spot on the 9th annual list of 2021 Top Companies to Work for in Arizona.
Phoenix, Arizona Aug 14, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - This highly selective list is the result of anonymous and comprehensive employee surveys measuring culture, work environment, leadership, and employee pride and satisfaction, combined with rigorous evaluations of workplace practices, policies, perks, and demographics.
"This year, 100 companies were selected based on the results of a very high favorable employee survey scores averaging 91% overall survey results and an impressive 92% overall employee engagement. This level of performance for Arizona companies is about three times the national average when compared to Gallup's recent reporting of US engagement at about 33% favorable," says Peter Burke, President of Best Companies Group. "These winners should be very proud of their Top Companies status for this presents a powerful opportunity to attract and retain the very best talent."
"We are proud to be recognized as one of Arizona's Top Companies to Work for," says Michael Shore, President, and CEO of HOM. "The people that make up our team at HOM are remarkable individuals that come together to make a difference in the world every day. This is no accident. We've worked diligently over the years to cultivate the unique combination of attributes and talents that make our team great. A few years ago, we set out to define this greatness and make it a focal point of our company's recruiting and retention efforts. It is embedded in our culture and plays a significant role in everything that we do as an organization. Together, we set expectations and goals based on shared values and beliefs held by all members of the team."
Shore adds, "I'd like to personally thank our employees for their role in this prestigious designation, their continued dedication, and their relentless pursuit of making the promise of home a reality for everyone."
The 100 "Top Companies" will be honored at a virtual event on Aug. 24 and a special supplement listing the rankings will be published by Arizona Capitol Times on Aug. 27.
For complete details visit www.hominc.com or www.TopCompaniesArizona.com.
About HOM, Inc.
HOM operates Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Rapid Re-Housing (RRH), and other permanent housing programs for vulnerable individuals and families experiencing homelessness and housing instability. HOM believes individuals, families, and communities are safer, healthier, and stronger when everyone has a home.
About Arizona Capitol Times
Arizona Capitol Times is the only media organization solely devoted to public policy and politics in Arizona. Independent and nonpartisan, we are the most trusted news source covering Arizona's governments. Our physical proximity to the seat of power and unparalleled access to sources in the Capitol means we consistently cover legislative and state government actions quickly, accurately, and comprehensively.
About BestCompaniesAZ
BestCompaniesAZ is a marketing agency that specializes in employer branding. With more than 30 combined years of industry experience in public relations and human resources, BestCompaniesAZ elevates award-winning organizations through digital marketing, events, communication, and award consultation services. For more information, visit BestCompaniesAZ.com.
About Best Companies Group
Best Companies Group is dedicated to establishing Best Places to Work programs to distinguish leaders in workplace excellence. As a research firm, BCG collects data about participating companies as well as employee feedback, analyzes that data, and produces a "Best" distinction that makes each recognized organization, the selected region (or industry), and the organizing partners proud. Best Companies Group identifies and recognizes places of employment that lead the way in defining the employee experience of the 21st century.
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