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India has emerged as the leader in workplace excellence across Asia with 48 companies making the top 100 list. The report highlights remarkable employee satisfaction rates with 91% feeling involved in work decisions. These organizations demonstrate exceptional fairness with 93% of employees reporting equal treatment regardless of background. The strong workplace culture positions Indian companies well for future challenges including AI disruption.

Key Points: India Leads Asia with 48 Top 100 Best Workplaces Report Reveals

  • India dominates Asia's best workplaces with 48 companies in top 100
  • 91% employees feel involved in decisions impacting their work
  • 93% employees report fair treatment regardless of background
  • Companies show higher trust levels preparing them for AI disruption
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48 among top 100 great places to work in Asia operate in India: Report

India dominates Asia's best workplaces with 48 companies in top 100. Great Place To Work report shows high trust, fairness, and employee satisfaction in Indian workplaces.

"These leading companies are building workplaces that make communities stronger, nations more prosperous, and the world a better place - Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place To Work"

New Delhi, Sep 1

India ranks highest in great places to work in Asia, with 48 out of the top 100 organisations in operating in India, a report said on Monday.

The report by Great Place To Work, a global surveyor of workplace culture, showed that while these 48 belong to the large companies' category, in the mid-size category, 12 companies operate in India.

This emphasises “the country’s growing leadership in workplace culture and employee experience," the report said.

According to the report, companies on this coveted list in 2025 also have higher numbers of employees who report a positive experience at work compared to the typical workplace in Asia.

When companies build high levels of trust with employees, they are more likely to be prepared for disruption, including the rise of generative AI.

“These leading companies are showing the way, building workplaces that make communities stronger, nations more prosperous, and the world a better place,” said Michael C. Bush, CEO of Great Place To Work.

“What sets the winners of the 2025 Best Workplaces in Asia apart is the consistent positive employee experience across factors that truly define great workplace culture,” Bush added.

Companies operating in India that were recognised on this year’s list include Novartis, Schneider Electric, Ericsson, Visa, and NVIDIA in the Large Category.

The report based on confidential survey data with over 3.2 million individual responses represent the experiences of nearly 7.5 million employees from across the region.

It stated that 91 per cent of employees feel involved in decisions that impact their work (up from 86 per cent last year) and 86 per cent of employees report fair and unbiased treatment from their reporting managers (up from 83 per cent last year).

In addition, over 93 per cent of employees feel that they are treated fairly, regardless of their age, gender, position, race, or sexual orientation.

"It is no surprise that employees at these winning organisations feel immensely proud, connected, and confident in the leadership team's vision and competence," said Balbir Singh, CEO, Great Place To Work India.

This is a powerful testament to the culture of fairness and excellence cultivated by these workplaces. The notable representation of many Indian organisations on this list is truly commendable, he added.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Great achievement but let's not get complacent. Many Indian companies still have long working hours and poor work-life balance. We need to ensure this becomes the norm, not the exception.
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Arjun K
Working at one of these companies and can confirm - the culture is amazing! Flexible hours, great leadership, and actual work-life balance. More Indian companies should adopt these practices.
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Sarah B
Impressive numbers! The 93% fairness across demographics is particularly noteworthy. Diversity and inclusion are finally getting the attention they deserve in Indian workplaces.
Karthik V
Hope this trend reaches smaller cities and towns too. Most of these great workplaces are concentrated in metros. Tier 2/3 cities need this kind of work culture revolution as well.
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Michael C
As someone who has worked in both Indian and international offices, I can say Indian workplaces have come a long way. The focus on employee experience is really paying off. Great to see!

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