Enterprise Rent-A-Car to Hire More Than 500 College Graduates in Canada…No Ties Required!
ST. LOUIS, June 7, 2018 /CNW/ - Enterprise Rent-A-Car locations across Canada plan to hire 500 college and university graduates into the renowned Enterprise Management Training program and 100 interns into the Management Internship program this year. And for the first time, ties are not required.
"This more flexible dress code is in line with our evolving work environment and represents our commitment to our employees, whose feedback prompted this change," said Shelley Roither, Vice President of Human Resources at Enterprise Holdings. "The new dress code will enable our teams to take care of their customers while still maintaining a professional image."
Revenue Growth and Hiring
Enterprise Holdings Inc. operates the Enterprise Rent-A-Car brand, as well as National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car, through its integrated global network of independent regional subsidiaries and franchises. These regional subsidiaries employ 100,000 worldwide, including 5,400 across Canada.
In fiscal year 2017 alone, Enterprise Holdings grew total revenues 6.5 percent to $22.3 billion and expanded its network to include 9,900 fully staffed neighbourhood and airport locations in more than 90 countries throughout the world. This includes 750 locations in Canada. Enterprise's total revenues have more than doubled during the last decade along with overall fleet size – now nearly 1.9 million vehicles, including 98,000 vehicles in Canada. Enterprise Holdings' total economic impact reached approximately $3 billion in Canada in 2017.
To support this growth, Enterprise branch offices hire thousands of college-educated, career-oriented men and women into the Enterprise Management Training program each year. This program teaches employees how to run a business, empower teams and provide excellent face-to-face customer service. Other hallmarks of the program include extensive training in a wide range of business skills, including profit and loss management, business-to-business marketing and sales, and operational logistics.
Over the years, Enterprise has been widely recognized for employment and recruiting practices in Canada, including receiving a North American Candidate Experience Award from Talent Board; a TalentEgg National Campus Recruitment Excellence Award for Best Grad Program; and a Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers (CACEE) Excellence in Innovation Award for its careers site. Additionally, Enterprise is a multi-year award recipient of the "50 Best Employers in Canada" by the Globe and Mail Report on Business magazine.
Most recently, Enterprise has been recognized as one of The Best Places to Work in Canada by the popular job-finding site Indeed and is the only car rental company named one of the best employers in the Greater Toronto Area by Mediacorp Canada Inc., in its 2018 Greater Toronto's Top Employers competition.
A key part of the Enterprise culture is a strong promote-from-within philosophy that's been driven over the years by the Enterprise Management Training program, which has been consistently successful in developing new hires into the next generation of business leaders.
In fact, most of the company's top executives got their start in the Management Training program, including Enterprise Holdings' President and Chief Executive Officer Pam Nicholson, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Christine Taylor, and Senior Vice President and Executive Director of the Enterprise Holdings Foundation Carolyn Kindle Betz.
Enterprise's culture encourages success among Management Trainees, allowing them to move up in the company quickly based on their performance and work ethic. In 2017, more than 16,000 Enterprise, National and Alamo employees were promoted or took on new challenges in various positions throughout the world, contributing to new opportunities for existing Management Trainees and the need to add even more talented employees. And with a breadth of job opportunities and business functions to support the company's operations, Enterprise Holdings offers employees the opportunity to switch careers without switching companies.
For more information about career opportunities at Enterprise, visit go.enterpriseholdings.com.
About Enterprise Rent-A-Car
The Enterprise Rent-A-Car brand is owned by Enterprise Holdings, which was founded in 1957 and opened its first international office in Windsor, Canada, on Feb. 3, 1993. In addition to being the largest car rental company in the world, Enterprise Holdings also is the largest in Canada, with more than 750 airport and neighbourhood locations under the Enterprise, National and Alamo brands. Together with its affiliate Enterprise Fleet Management, Enterprise Holdings offers a total transportation solution, including the following transportation services marketed under the Enterprise brand name in Canada: Enterprise Truck Rental, Enterprise CarShare and Exotic Car Collection by Enterprise.
SOURCE Enterprise Rent-A-Car
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