Maccabi Healthcare Services Rises in Best Workplaces Ranking
Maccabi Healthcare Services has climbed six spots to 44th in Israel's BDi ranking of the top 100 companies to work for. This advancement reflects a comprehensive approach to employee experience that integrates employment conditions, professional development, welfare, innovation, wellness, longevity, and human resilience.
The modern workplace demands more than just salary and benefits; employees seek positive work environments, stability, meaning, excellent management, growth opportunities, flexibility, work-life balance, and recognition. The BDi ranking assesses these factors, including employee opinions on compensation, welfare, organizational culture, management, diversity, and HR initiatives.
Maccabi's employees find meaning in their work, knowing they directly impact the health and well-being of millions of members. Approximately 20,000 professionals work daily for Maccabi's 2.8 million members, embodying professionalism, innovation, compassion, and humanity. The organization aims to foster an environment where employees can succeed, grow, and feel supported.
Maccabi offers benefits beyond legal requirements, including annual advancement and bonuses, optimal pension plans, meal subsidies, cultural and leisure activities, family benefits, support during life events, and health promotion programs. The organization also emphasizes career development through training, mentorship, and participation in innovative projects, catering to both professional and personal aspirations.
Recognizing the importance of human resilience, Maccabi implements programs and designates resilience leaders within its units to provide tools and interventions for managing stress, uncertainty, and fostering a sense of belonging. This holistic approach extends to wellness and longevity, promoting healthy lifestyles and focusing on long-term quality of life, functionality, and well-being.
"We know there is a direct connection between Maccabi's strength as Israel's leading health organization and the empowerment of the Maccabi women and men who lead it to achievements every day," stated Adv. Shimi Farg', VP of Human Resources. "Therefore, we will continue on this path to support our staff."
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