Citizenship
GM recognized for its commitment to serving its workers, customers, communities, the environment, and stakeholders.
General Motors is committed to American manufacturing and leading the transformation of the automotive industry. GM honors this commitment by investing in the facilities and communities where its employees live and work.
JUST Capital, a nonprofit that ranks the largest publicly traded U.S. companies on the issues Americans care about most, recently released the Most JUST Companies for 2021. The priorities measured include fair pay, ethical leadership, good benefits, work-life balance, equal opportunity, customer treatment and privacy, community support, environmental impact, delivering shareholder return, and response to the coronavirus pandemic.
GM ranked #1 in the automotive industry for the fourth year in a row and #28 in JUST Capital’s overall rankings.
“We’re honored to be recognized as one of America’s Most JUST Companies by Forbes and JUST Capital for four years in a row as it demonstrates our commitment to serving our employees, customers, communities and the environment, through an unprecedented year,” said GM Chief Sustainability Officer, Dane Parker. “Being featured as an industry leader in automotive confirms our belief that when we do right by all our company’s stakeholders, we deliver long-term success.”
Visit the 2021 rankings page to view the JUST Capital list of companies taking the lead.
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