A company describes itself as being a "destination employer". What does this mean.
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A company describes itself as being a "destination employer". What does this mean.
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3 Responses
Destination Employer
I see that this expression is used in the planning document of the Ontario Securities Commission, at:
http://www.osc.gov.on.ca/en/About/WhoWhat/priorities_1999_2000_txt.html
From the context, it looks as if it’s jargon for “an organisation that people aspire to work for”.
Destination Employer
In my jargon, it would be the company an employee moved to after a TUPE transfer. I certainly have seen the phrase used in that context
An organisation that attracts and retains employees
The term is used to describe an organisation that attracts and retains employees. In the environment of HRD and Organisation Development, the phrase is used to conjure up an image of a progressive, flexible working environment for which employees aspire to work.