Oakland Family Services Achieves 10 Consecutive Years on Michigan's Top Workplaces List

We are delighted to announce that Oakland Family Services has once again secured its position on Michigan's Top Workplaces list, marking a remarkable 10th consecutive year of recognition by the Detroit Free Press. This achievement is a testament to our unwavering commitment to cultivating a workplace culture that promotes excellence, collaboration, and a supportive environment.

In the challenging landscape of 2023, where staffing challenges and increased competition prevailed, Oakland Family Services not only maintained its presence on the list but continued to stand out as an exemplary workplace. The Top Workplaces rankings, determined through an extensive survey process involving over 95,000 employees from 6,698 Michigan companies, underscore the significance and reach of this recognition.

As communicated in a recent email from our President and CEO, Jaimie Clayton, "This award is only possible because of you and the role you play in helping to build brighter futures at Oakland Family Services." This recognition is a celebration of the collective effort and dedication of our exceptional team.

Amidst the complexities of the job market, Oakland Family Services has strategically approached staff recruitment, employee engagement, and retention. The agency's multi-pronged plan involves evaluating and improving strategies around culture, compensation and benefits, training, flexible work arrangements (including hybrid work), employee engagement, and staff recognition.

As we celebrate this significant milestone of a decade on Michigan's Top Workplaces list, we extend our deepest appreciation to each member of the Oakland Family Services team. Your commitment, hard work, and passion for our mission have made Oakland Family Services not just a great place to work but a place that changes lives and builds brighter futures.

Here's to another decade of success, growth, and positive impact at Oakland Family Services!

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