SICK S.p.A. achieves Great Place to Work 2026™ certification

Published the 19/03/2026

SICK SpA achieves Great Place to Work® 2026 Certification, strengthening a culture of trust and transformation.

SICK SpA has been officially certified as a Great Place to Work® for 2026. The certification, based entirely on employee feedback, confirms the company's commitment to building a culture of trust, accountability, and continuous improvement.

The survey recorded an exceptionally high participation rate, reflecting strong employee engagement and a genuine desire to contribute to the organization's development. The results confirm a solid foundation of trust among teams and provide clear direction for further strengthening leadership effectiveness and organizational clarity.

The certification comes at a strategic moment, as the organization continues its transformation within the Europe South & West Cluster. This achievement demonstrates that business evolution and a focus on people can go hand in hand.

In recent years, SICK SpA has consistently worked to strengthen the credibility of its leadership, clarify roles and responsibilities, and promote a culture open to dialogue and feedback.

Congratulating SICK SpA on achieving the certification, Sarah Lewis Kulin, Vice President of Global Recognition at Great Place To Work , said: “Successfully achieving this recognition clearly demonstrates how SICK stands out among the best places to work, offering its employees an excellent work environment.” Recognition by Great Place To Work confirms the strength of a healthy and inclusive work environment, capable of strengthening people's morale and productivity, as well as representing a key element in attracting and retaining the best talent.

Massimo Azzerri, Senior Vice President SICK Europe South & West, states : “ Receiving this recognition based on direct employee feedback is a significant achievement. During a phase of transformation and strategic development, maintaining trust, transparency, and accountability is crucial. This certification highlights the solidity of our Italian organization and demonstrates the constant commitment of leaders and teams to fostering a work environment geared toward growth, the development of skills, and a sense of belonging .”

Great Place to Work® is the global authority on organizational culture assessment, evaluating companies based on trust, fairness, pride, and team spirit. For SICK Italia, this recognition confirms not only a positive work environment but also the consistency between leadership principles and daily actions.

SICK continues to invest in the development of its people and remains committed to strengthening its position as an employer of choice in the industrial technology sector.

SICK is hiring . To explore career opportunities and join a company that puts people and performance at the center, visit: https://www.sick.com/it/en/career/w/career

About SICK
SICK is one of the world's leading suppliers of sensor solutions for industrial applications. Founded in 1946 by Dr. Erwin Sick and headquartered in Waldkirch, Breisgau, near Freiburg, the company is now a technology and market leader in its field and is represented globally with 63 subsidiaries and holdings, as well as numerous agencies. SICK employs over 10,000 people worldwide and generated group sales of €2.1 billion in 2024. Further information is available at: www.sick.com

About Great Place to Work Certification™
The Great Place to Work® Certification™ is one of the most prestigious recognitions aspired to by companies wishing to be considered employers of choice. It is the only certification based entirely on employee self-reports about their work experience, specifically their consistency in a trusting work environment.

Great Place to Work certification is recognized globally by employees and organizations and is the international benchmark for identifying and promoting excellent employee experience. Each year, over 10,000 companies in over 60 countries participate in the Great Place to Work certification process.

About Great Place To Work®
As the global authority on organizational culture, Great Place To Work® provides over 30 years of research and analysis to help organizations become great places to work for everyone. Its proprietary platform and For All™ model allow companies to assess the experience of every employee. The most effective organizations earn Great Place To Work Certification™ or are included in the prestigious Best Workplaces™ rankings. Learn more: greatplacetowork.com

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