ALBANY, N.Y., May 5, 2016 -- The Best Companies to Work for in New York gathered at an awards dinner in Albany this week to celebrate being named to the statewide list. CDPHP has earned the honor for eight consecutive years!
This year, there were 80 employers from around the state to make the list, which is compiled by Best Companies Group, in conjunction with the New York State Society of Human Resource Management. CDPHP made the Best Companies list based on the organization's workplace policies, systems, and practices, as well as a survey, which was open to all employees, that measures employee engagement.
CDPHP employees enjoy comprehensive and flexible benefits, including an on-site gym with a full-time fitness specialist, an on-site cafeteria, tuition reimbursement, leadership development, worksite wellness programs, an on-site farmers' market, and the ability to pursue community service activities.
"It's our employees who truly make CDPHP a 'best company' in the state," said John D. Bennett, MD, president and CEO, CDPHP. "We offer many opportunities for our employees to engage in personal and professional development in a productive environment that allows for work-life balance. I am thrilled that CDPHP has once again received this honor."
Best Companies Group is an independent firm that manages the Best Places to Work programs on state, regional, and national levels around the world. The awards program is designed to identify and honor employers whose practices benefit the state's businesses, economy, and workforce.
CDPHP has a variety of job opportunities available. Check out the CDPHP Career Center for more information.
About CDPHP®
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Established in 1984, CDPHP is a physician-founded, member-focused and community-based not-for-profit health plan that offers high-quality affordable health insurance plans to members in 24 counties throughout New York. CDPHP is also on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Instagram.
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