CINCINNATI, OH - Consumers have made known their desire for diversity and inclusion in the places they work, shop, and eat, and Kroger has taken this request to heart. In recognition of its dedication to uplifting diversity through its culture, the grocer has been named one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Diversity in 2024 by Newsweek.
"As an equal opportunity employer, retailer, and community partner, we are driven to bring people from all walks of life together, representing Our Purpose to Feed the Human Spirit," said Tim Massa, Senior Vice President and Chief People Officer. "We appreciate this recognition for our ongoing efforts. Every day, our associates serve their communities and make Kroger an outstanding place to work."
Through Kroger's Framework for Action: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the retailer is committed to standing together and mobilizing its people, passion, scale, and resources to transform the company’s culture and the communities it serves, a release explained.
Kroger’s ongoing commitment includes:
• Creating a more inclusive culture
• Developing diverse talent
• Advancing diverse partnerships
• Advancing equitable communities
• Deeply listening and reporting progress
"Kroger is honored to earn this recognition as it reaffirms the valuable work and lasting impact we are creating throughout the retail industry and in our communities," said Reshamar Short, Kroger's Senior Director, Diversity and Inclusion. "Diverse workplaces are a journey and not a destination, and we will continue to work toward creating meaningful progress for all associates."
To read more about this recognition and Kroger’s efforts, click here.
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