On Tuesday 14 January, Workl revealed its “World’s Happiest Workplaces 2025.” The result of an in-depth analysis of more than 100,000 candidate organisations and feedback from a million employees, this annual study ranks the workplaces where employees are the most fulfilled around the world. Employees were asked to rate their working environment on six main criteria: well-being, job satisfaction, reward and recognition, information sharing, empowerment and pride.

Twelve companies stood out from the rest, achieving a perfect score of 100%:

1. White Snow Central Air Conditioning (India);

2. Public Health Institute of South Africa (South Africa);

3. Adidas Malaysia (Malaysia);

4. A&S Construction and Management (United States);

5. Esco Philippines (Philippines);

6 Kenversity Sacco Society (Kenya);

7. LTIMindtree South Korea (South Korea);

8. Modus Projects (Australia);

9. Siemens Thailand (Thailand);

10. St Jude's Health Care (Australia);

11. Varun Beverages Nepal (Nepal);

12. Varun Beverages Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka).

Delhaize Luxembourg is the first Luxembourg company in the ranking and comes 62nd in the world with a happiness score of 96%. The company is well ahead of some of its local competitors, such as Auchan and Cactus, whose scores do not exceed 60%. The podium is completed by the bank BNY Luxembourg, which has the same score as Delhaize, and another retail player, E.Leclerc, with 93% of satisfied employees.

Despite these good individual performances, Luxembourg has an average job satisfaction score of 67%, below the global average of 73%.

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