The 100 Best by the numbers


0311_ByTheNumbers_01Private companies continue to hold sway among this year’s 100 Best, while construction, finance and staffing are the top three industries.

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Private companies continue to hold sway among this year’s 100 Best, while construction, finance and staffing are the top three industries. Crunching health benefit numbers, we see slight declines in premium coverage versus 2010, but increases in vision, mental health, alternative care and wellness coverage, demonstrating how vital health options are to making Best Companies. In the employee realm: more than 40% are non-supervisory; 26 to 35 is the biggest age group yet 60% are older than 35; less than a quarter are recent hires; and those with a bachelor’s degree or higher jumped from 42% in 2010 to 46% this year.

By BRANDON SAWYER

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