Ethan Allen a 'Great Place to Work' in Mexico for 8th consecutive year

DANBURY, Conn. — For the eighth year in a row, Ethan Allen’s upholstery operations in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, have earned the Great Place to Work Mexico certification. The certification recognizes companies that provide an outstanding employee experience, based on both employee surveys and independent analysis.

“Earning Great Place to Work Mexico certification for the eighth consecutive year is a significant achievement, and we are pleased to congratulate our local leaders and associates,” said Farooq Kathwari, Ethan Allen’s Chairman, President, and CEO. “The consistency of this recognition over time shows how deeply the concepts of dignity and respect for all are embedded in our company’s culture.”

Associates of Ethan Allen Silao have access to on-site medical staff and a range of health services, to daily transportation to and from work, and to low-cost meals. Associates remain actively involved in the local community, from participating in initiatives like local blood drives to distributing toys and gifts to local children during the holiday season.

Ethan Allen’s Silao operations have also been recognized for multiple years as “Empresa Socialmente Responsible” (Environmentally and Socially Responsible) by the Mexican Center for Corporate Philanthropy and the Alliance for Corporate Social Responsibility.

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