Newsweek has released its World’s Most Trustworthy Companies for 2023 rankings and Whirlpool Corporation has made the list.
In releasing their review of 3,100 public and private U.S.-based companies with revenues of more than $500 million, Newsweek PR stated trust plays a big part in customers’ decisions about what to buy, employees’ decisions about where to work, and investors decisions about whether to invest.”
“The rankings were based on the results of an independent survey from a sample of about 25,000 people in the U.S. who were asked how much they agreed with statements like “I trust in this company to treat me fairly as its customer,” “I believe this company offers good opportunities for career development” and “I believe this company would be a good long-term investment.”
Following Newsweek’s ranking, Whirlpool Corp. issued a statement saying their inclusion highlights the company’s commitment to do the right thing for employees, consumers, investors, and the communities around the world where the company does business.
“At Whirlpool Corporation, one of our enduring values is integrity — this means that across our global business, there is no right way to do a wrong thing,” said Ava Harter, global chief legal officer for Whirlpool Corporation. “We are honored to receive this recognition. It reflects the dedication of 61,000 global employees who believe in our mission of improving life at home for consumers. We cannot fulfill this vision if we don’t operate with integrity and trust.”
Other area companies from Michigan named in the Newsweek ranking include Kellogg, MillerKnoll, Steelcase, and Gordon Food Service.
