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ORAU named one of Tennessee’s Best Employers again
ORAU has once again been named one of Tennessee’s best employers for 2010 by BusinessTN magazine’s annual survey.
In partnership with Best Companies Group, BusinessTN recognized 25 companies for the Best Employers in Tennessee 2010 survey. ORAU was honored in the large-sized company’s category. This 2010 vote gives ORAU its third top 10 ranking in four years.
BusinessTN’s program is designed to honor companies in Tennessee that show a dedication to employee growth, development and quality of life.
To view the complete list of the 2010 statewide winners, visit BusinessTN.
ORAU is strongly committed to our employees, where the entire employee population acts like an extended family where flexibility and an interest in the work-life balance is a top priority. ORAU’s culture is further enhanced by the individualism that each employee is encouraged to present. Our employee population is reflective of the communities in which we work and live, and we embrace the uniqueness of these individuals without promoting uniformity.
We commit ourselves to promoting a talented and diverse workforce by hiring quality individuals, appreciating their differences, and developing employees to their fullest potential for the benefit of the organization, the individual and society.
Though most of our operations are based in Oak Ridge, Tenn., career opportunities are available across the United States. Search our extensive database to locate opportunities in your area.
Our corporate culture is highlighted through growth opportunities and a flexible work environment.
We believe that a diverse workforce offers a competitive advantage and we strive to provide an inclusive culture that values differences and promotes opportunities for all employees.
What better way to learn about ORAU than from our own employees.
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We are proud to support wounded warriors in the workforce through the Wounded Warrior Project, Warriors to Work program. To learn how you can help, visit the Wounded Warrior Project website.