Business & Tech
17 Connecticut Employers Make Forbes Top 500 List
Forbes surveyed 30,000 United States workers to determine which companies were the best to work for and CT was well represented.

Forbes Magazine has surveyed 30,000 workers in the United States who work for companies that employ more than 5,000 people and they’ve identified a list of the top 500 “America’s Best Employers.”
The good news is Connecticut has 17 such companies, though one of them is leaving for Boston, General Electric.
According to workers, the top 5 best major companies to work for are: Marathon Petroleum in Findlay, Ohio, No. 2, Google in Mountain View, California, No. 3, Costco Wholesale in Issaquah, Washington, Wegmans Food Market in Rochester, New York, and United Services Auto Association in San Antonio, Texas.
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Facebook cracked the list at No. 11.
Here’s where Connecticut’s major companies ranked among the top 500 Forbes list: (click on the hyperlink to read more about each company)
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No. 27 Yale New Haven Health in New Haven
No. 76 State of Connecticut in Hartford
No. 185 Lego Group in Enfield
No. 189 Pratt and Whitney in Hartford
No. 200 EMCOR Group in Norwalk
No. 228 General Electric in Fairfield
No. 299 Synchrony Financial in Stamford
No. 321 Starwood Hotels in Stamford
No. 371 Eversource Energy in Hartford
No. 375 Cigna in Bloomfield
No. 392 Henkel in Rocky Hill
No. 418 WR Berkley in Greenwich
No. 419 Travelers In Hartford
No. 440 Aetna in Hartford
No. 478 Pitney Bowes in Stamford
If you’re interested in seeing if any of these top employers are hiring in Connecticut check out the Patch Jobs board here. In the keyword section just type in the name of the company like this “Sikorsky” and change the location to just Connecticut.
Photo credit for the Lego portion: Doug Kerr/Flickr Commons
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