Royal Basket Trucks Earns Workplace Honor

Royal Basket Trucks Earns Workplace Honor

DARIEN, Wis. — Royal Basket Trucks, a manufacturer of material-handling carts used in industrial laundries and other applications, has been named a 2024 National Top Workplace by Energage, in partnership with USA Today.

The honor recognizes organizations that prioritize people-first cultures and create exceptional workplace experiences. According to USA Today, it offers “recognition to midsize and large organizations, including those with operations in multiple markets. Employers with at least 150 employees are eligible.”

Privately owned Royal Basket Trucks has been manufacturing carts since 1982 and has become a recognized brand within many industries, including laundry. It employs 170.

The Top Workplaces USA award is based on Energage's confidential, research-backed employee engagement survey. Participating companies are evaluated against the industry’s most robust benchmarks based on more than 17 years of culture research. This year, more than 1,500 employers received recognition.

Energage empowers organizations “to exceed the competition, evaluate their stand in the market, and engage with employees.”

“This award showcases the nation’s outstanding organizations and underscores the importance of prioritizing the employee experience in today’s workplace landscape,” says Eric Rubino, Energage CEO. “We congratulate all the winners on this remarkable achievement.”

DARIEN, Wis. — Named a ‘2024 National Top Workplace’ by Energage, USA Today

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