J&C Tropicals certified as Great Place to Work

J&C Tropicals, Miami, has been recognized as a Great Place to Work.

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J&C Tropicals, Miami, has been recognized as a Great Place to Work.

The certification for the grower and distributor of tropical produce followed a rigorous examination of data-driven employee feedback confirming they have a consistently positive experience.

“We make employee experience a priority every day and it means a lot that our employees have reported a consistently positive experience with their coworkers, their leaders and with their jobs,” executive vice president Jesse Capote said in a news release.. “This is important to us because we know that when our employees have a high-trust experience every day they are more productive, drive better business results and make a difference to our customers.”

J&C Tropicals reported it received a 98% rating.

Great Place to Work is the global authority on workplace culture, employee experience and leadership behaviors, according to the release.

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