Kroger ranked 38th overall this year.
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“Our goal is to offer something for everyone to help with their overall well-being: physically, financially and emotionally,” said Theresa Monti, Kroger’s vice president of total rewards and HR systems.
More than 5,000 employers applied for the award. The top 100 employers were chosen for: culture and leadership, foundational components, strategic planning, communication and marketing, programming and interventions, and reporting and analysis.
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