The collaboration between Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group has culminated in the release of the first-ever America’s Greatest Workplaces for Hispanics and Latinos 2025 list. This initiative shines a spotlight on 500 U.S. companies that have demonstrated exceptional commitment to creating inclusive and supportive environments for Hispanic and Latino employees. With this demographic representing 19% of the American workforce and experiencing a 69% growth over the last 20 years, the list serves as a critical benchmark for diversity and inclusion in the corporate sector.
The methodology behind the selection was rigorous, incorporating public data analysis, interviews with HR professionals, and feedback from over 47,000 Hispanic and Latino professionals, complemented by more than 700,000 company reviews. Esteemed companies like Cedars-Sinai, Crocs, JetBlue, JPMorgan Chase, and Mercedes-Benz have been acknowledged for their efforts in nurturing workplaces where Hispanic and Latino professionals can thrive. Jennifer H. Cunningham, Editor-in-Chief of Newsweek, pointed out the list's value as a tool for job seekers prioritizing diversity and cultural inclusion in their employment choices.
Dev Pragad, Owner and CEO of Newsweek, underscored the broader implications of the list, advocating for its role in motivating businesses across the nation to embrace more inclusive practices. The study, focusing on companies with over 1,000 employees, employed over 120 Key Performance Indicators from Aniline to assess various factors including leadership, integrity, compensation, and work-life balance. This extensive evaluation makes the 2025 list one of the most comprehensive studies on Hispanic and Latino workplace experiences in the U.S. For those interested in exploring the full rankings, more information is available at rankings.newsweek.com/americas-greatest-workplaces-hispanics-latinos-2025.
