Glassdoor.com is one organization that publishes a "Worst Companies to Work For" list each year, based on employee surveys that evaluate eight workplace factors:
- Senior Leadership
- Communication
- Employee Morale
- Career Opportunities
- Work/Life Balance
- Compensation and Benefits
- Recognition and Feedback
- Fairness and Respect
Glassdoor stopped publishing it’s “worst employers” list after 2009, but using the data available on the Glassdoor website, 24/7 Wall St. has created the 2012 Worst Employers list. Out of eleven worst employers on the 2012 list, six of them are retail companies, which does not speak well for these retail chains in particular or the retail industry in general.
2012 Worst Retail Companies to Work For (from Glassdoor.com data analyzed by 24/7 Wall St.):
2. Dillard’s
3. Radio Shack
5. OfficeMax
6. Sears / Kmart
9. Rite Aid
10. GameStop
2009 Worst Retail Companies to Work For:
4. AutoZone
15. Kmart
16. RadioShack
20. Forever 21
23. Sports Authority
24. Fastenal
25. Bed Bath & Beyond
2008 Worst Retail Companies to Work For:
6. Radio Shack
18. Chrysler
24. Borders
25. Rite Aid
31. OfficeMax
37. Blockbuster
41. Macy's
46. Circuit City
47. eBay
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- Worst Retail Jobs - Employee Stories

