D.L.G.L. Ltd. ranks #1 on the list of best workplaces in Canada

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D.L.G.L. Ltd. ranked #1 on this year’s 50

in a special national report on Monday April 28

D.L.G.L. specializes in the conception, implementation and complete support of advanced, user-friendly,

integrated HR / Payroll / Time Capture & Scheduling / Pension / Recruitment Systems for large and very large

employers, using the best available proven industry standard tools, with a total commitment to quality before

volume.

D.L.G.L. is all about its Philosophy, a quality of life, for employees, for clients, for shareholders, for suppliers.

Our culture is based on competency and trust, mutual respect, freedom and personal initiative. D.L.G.L. cares

about the well being of its employees and their family by not imposing excessive work schedules and not

undertaking unreasonable contracts, sources of the psychological stress, and offering top notch training

counsel and installations to keep the body in good shape.

“We’ve inverted the values of governance,” say President Jacques Guénette. “Normally what you hear in the

marketplace is that the corporation must create value for the shareholders. That provides license to do almost

anything, including crazy business plans that call for uncontrollable growth.”

“We’ve turned that around completely, and said, let’s put together an organization that creates value for the

employees. Let’s make sure that our employees are happy,” says Mr. Guénette. “The first consequence of this

is that they stick around, gain experience and get very good at what they do. And that allows us to

manufacture excellent products, and to deliver very good services. The result is that we create a lot of value

for our clients in that process. And once you’ve done that, there should be value for the shareholders.

“We’ve found,” he says understatedly, “that this works much better than the other model.”

This list of “Best Workplaces in Canada” is compiled by Great Place to Work

competition process is based on two criteria: two-thirds of the total score comes from a 57-statement survey

completed by a random selection of employees, along with their open-ended comments about their

organization; the remaining one-third of the score comes from an in-depth review of the organization’s culture,

including an evaluation of HR policies and procedures. This offers a rigorous representation of the

organization from an employee perspective, and an overall portrait of the workplace culture. Together, they

provide crucial data relative to the five trust-building dimensions of a great place to work

fairness, pride, and camaraderie.