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Unilever Indonesia Wins Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2026

| Source: CNBC Translated from Indonesian | Business
Unilever Indonesia Wins Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2026
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PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk (UNVR) has won the “Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2026” award from The HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia Awards. This is the third time Unilever Indonesia has received this recognition.

The achievement underscores Unilever Indonesia’s consistent track record in nurturing multi-generational talent, implementing balanced flexible working models, and enhancing workplace culture as a commitment to its employees, particularly in the areas of Diversity, Inclusion, Tech Empowerment, and Sustainable Workplace.

Unilever Indonesia’s Human Resources Director, Hendri Widiarta, explained that the company’s strength lies in its talent. This award reinforces the commitment to continue building an organisation that is relevant today and in the future.

“This achievement reflects our ‘hungry to win’ culture, which dares to set high ambitions, move quickly, and deliver real impact. With the right culture and the best people, we are confident the company can continue to drive sustainable growth,” said Hendri.

The HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia Awards is the largest regional recognition that appreciates workplace excellence, progressive human resources practices, and employee engagement. Organised annually by HR Asia and Business Media International, the awards cover 12 different markets across Asia, including Indonesia, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. The awards highlight employers that successfully design high-performance corporate cultures without losing a human-centric focus.

“We will continue to strengthen employee capabilities, encourage cross-generational collaboration, and create an inclusive, performance-oriented, and technology-based work environment so that every individual can develop optimally,” Hendri concluded.

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