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DHL Express in 1st place among World’s Best Workplaces

19 Mar 2025 - {{hitsCtrl.values.hits}}      

For the fifth year running, DHL Express has been named one of the World’s Best Workplaces and earned the prestigious #1 global ranking this year. 

The company also claimed the top position in the regional rankings across Asia, Latin America and Europe—continuing its leadership for the fourth consecutive year in Europe, the eighth year in Asia and the seventh year in Latin America. This recognition comes from Great Place to Work, in collaboration with Fortune Magazine.

DHL Express CEO John Pearson shared, “We are immensely proud to once again be recognised as the number one company on the World’s Best Workplaces list. This recognition highlights our steadfast commitment to putting people first and nurturing a vibrant, inclusive culture across our global team of 120,000 employees in over 220 countries and territories. A cornerstone of this achievement is our Certified International Specialist programme, which plays a vital role in driving excellence. By honouring the dedication of our employees, we can provide the exceptional service that defines DHL Express.”

DHL Express Executive Vice President HR Fadzlun Sapandi said, “Our employees are the foundation of everything we do and we work hard to ensure that every individual feels valued and understood. By creating a supportive, motivating work environment, we foster a sense of belonging that allows each person to thrive. Their unique perspectives and contributions fuel our success and help us stand apart in the industry.” 

DHL Express Sri Lanka Country Manager Dimithri Perera added, “To be ranked as one of the world’s top three workplaces for the fifth consecutive year reflects the company’s steadfast commitment to our ‘people-first’ culture. We are focused on creating an environment where employees feel valued, motivated and empowered to deliver excellence.” “Being a global employer carries immense responsibility—to our people and to the planet,” said Great Place to Work CEO Michael C. Bush.