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Some people view their job as the best job, and with a new Forbes list ranking the top employers in the U.S., there may now be some truth to those claims.
In Delaware, more than a dozen employers made the state’s list.
Best employers in Delaware
Forbes recently released a list of the best employers by state for 2024 in response to research showing more employees feeling content with their jobs.
The list was created by surveying more than 160,000 employees working for companies with at least 500 people within the United States. Participants were asked how likely they were to recommend their employer on a scale of zero to 10. They were also asked to rate employers they had worked for within the past two years and other organizations in their industry.
Responses and survey data from the past three years were tallied and included in a scoring system. More recent data and responses from current employees held greater weight. Each state ranked between three and 101 employers depending on its size and the number of responses received.
Of the 1,294 organizations ranked, 15 were listed as top employers in Delaware.
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Delaware’s employers were ranked as follows:
- University of Delaware at No. 4.
- Nemours Children’s Health at No. 5.
- Mountaire Farms at No. 6.
- Bank of America at No. 7.
- U.S. Postal Service at No. 8.
- JPMorgan Chase at No. 10.
- ChristianaCare at No. 12.
- W. L. Gore & Associates at No. 13.
- State of Delaware at No. 14.
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at No. 15.
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Saturday is the winter solstice, and parts of Delaware have already had a small, but still measurable, amount of snowfall.
For the first time since Feb. 17, 2024, measurable snowfall was reported in Delaware to the National Weather Service. Community reports of 0.1 inches of snow outside of Newark and in Smyrna are on the board after a storm brought rain and snow to the First State. That is the smallest amount of snowfall that can be recorded.
Wilmington last received measurable snowfall on that February date, but received only a trace Friday night. Parts of Pennsylvania and New Jersey saw more than 5 inches from the same system.
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The storm ushered in dangerously cold air that will grip the Northeast for the weekend.
The temperatures are not so extreme that advisories will be issued, but it is not a good idea to stay outside for very long, said National Weather Service meteorologist Amanda Lee in Mount Holly, New Jersey.
On the night of Dec. 21, temperatures will dip, according to the weather service:
- 17 degrees in Wilmington
- 16 degrees in Dover
- 17 degrees in Georgetown
The overnight of Dec. 22 will be chillier, with temperatures dipping past the teens and wind chills in the single digits. It could plunge to:
- 10 degrees in Wilmington
- 10 degrees in Dover
- 9 degrees in Georgetown
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