2023 HR Impact Awards: Williams Comfort Air and Mr. Plumber
Wells said the benefits and perks are necessary to keep employees engaged and happy, “so you’re not constantly having to hire new people.”
Wells said the benefits and perks are necessary to keep employees engaged and happy, “so you’re not constantly having to hire new people.”
Allied Solutions is using social media to help employees and job candidates aware of the company’s openings and culture.
In the aftermath of COVID-19, competition for talent has never been fiercer—especially in the clinical space in hospitals, she said. At the same time, hospitals are dealing with provider burnout, staffing shortages, high turnover rates and retirements.
In 2020, the Indiana Office of Technology dropped its degree requirement for job applicants.
Juletta Oliver Two programs stand out for her: the mentorship program for staff and the Institute for Supervising Excellence.
Linkage is the intermediary between shippers and trucking companies. It works mostly with grocery, produce, agriculture and equipment companies,
Authenticx filters through millions of its health care clients’ interactions each week—such as recorded audio files, chat files and text files—and uses artificial intelligence and algorithms to find themes in the data.
US Hydrovac practices a method of nondestructive digging that uses water to liquify the ground and a vacuum system to suck it up.
Proteus Discovery Group is an electronic data consulting company in the litigation and legal services space.
Process Alliance works with life sciences, bio-ag and consumer products companies to design chemical processes, oversee construction, manage startups and solve problems in manufacturing facilities.
Factur helps business-to-business manufacturing suppliers solve sales and marketing challenges.
Nicholas Design Build calls itself “the premier design-build firm in the greater Indianapolis market” and focuses on residential remodels of all sizes.
CountryMark, a a farmer-owned cooperative that produces and refines oil, supplies 70% to 75% of the fuel used for agriculture in the state of Indiana and about half of the fuel needs for the school systems in the state.