Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Named Top Workplace for Eighth Consecutive Year

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation, announced that the Company has been recognized as a Top Workplace by Energage, a research firm that specializes in organizational health and workplace engagement.  Chesapeake was named a top place to work in Delaware for the eighth consecutive year, and in central Florida, Chesapeake’s subsidiary, Florida Public Utilities Company, also earned Top Workplace recognition.  These honors are based entirely on feedback from employees who were surveyed by Energage, a research firm that specializes in organizational health and workplace engagement. In Delaware, Energage partners with The News Journal and in central Florida, with the Orlando Sentinel to publish the survey results.

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To measure organizational health and workplace engagement, Energage administers anonymous, reliable employee engagement surveys to identify top-ranking organizations. The survey measures how well companies set a clear direction for the future, create a culture of high performance and foster strong connections with and among their employees.

“Our employees’ strategic focus, innovative approach to the market and commitment to our customers and communities is the secret to our Company’s success,” said Jeff Householder, President and Chief Executive Officer of Chesapeake Utilities Corporation. “I’m honored to work alongside this group of engaged employees who care about each other and the customers and communities we serve.”

According to the survey results, approximately nine out of 10 Chesapeake employees surveyed said they would “highly recommend” working for the Company. Employees highlighted the Company’s strong values and ethics, confidence in the direction of the Company, feeling a part of something meaningful, and genuine appreciation of employee efforts. Survey responses included comments about the positive work environment, the family-like atmosphere, and the opportunity to volunteer for community organizations during work hours.

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