wherewework Greece: These are the Top 10 employers in Greece for 2025

Which companies stand out in the Top Employers 2025 list for the Greek market, according to the wherewework Greece ranking.

The large online employee community wherewework.gr, part of the international wherewework.com network, announced the list of top employers in the Greek market for 2025. This year, for the first time, the research expands with the presentation of top companies by industry, offering a more in‑depth analysis of the country’s employment landscape.

Through the wherewework.gr platform, active in 14 countries, thousands of employees in Greece share their experiences and anonymously evaluate their former and current employers, contributing to a transparent information ecosystem that aims to shed light on the labor market.

The Top Employers 2025 list is compiled with transparency and meritocracy in mind, based on the average rating that employees give to companies during the voting period from 01.11.2024 to 31.10.2025. Notably, the employers who participated in the survey received at least 30 evaluations, which guarantees the reliability of the results. The evaluation is conducted based on five fundamental pillars that holistically reflect the employee experience: 

- Career development and growth prospects

- Compensation and benefits package

- Work–life balance

- Management model

- Corporate culture and values

The companies that ranked in the top ten for 2025 in the Greek market, earning the trust and recognition of their employees, are:

1. Deloitte Greece

2. CQS

3. EY Greece

4. TP Greece

5. Eurobank S.A.

6. Concentrix Greece

7. Public Group

8. Accenture Greece

9. ΔΕΗ (PPC S.A.)

10. Lidl Hellas

The extended list of the top employers in the Greek market ranked in positions 11–50 will be presented on the platform’s online page in February 2026. However, this year the ranking of the top employers by industry is also being announced. Specifically, the leading companies in eight key industries of the Greek economy are ranked, reflecting a wide spectrum of business activity from consulting services and the banking sector to food retail.

Banking 

1. Eurobank S.A.

2. Τράπεζα Πειραιώς

3. Alpha Bank

BPO & Services

1. CQS

2. TP Greece

3. Concentrix Greece

Consultancy

1. Deloitte Greece

2. EY Greece

3. PwC Greece

Food retail 

1. Lidl Hellas

2. ΣΚΛΑΒΕΝΙΤΗΣ 

3. AB Βασιλόπουλος

Non-Food retail 

1. Public Group

2. Plaisio

3. Κωτσόβολος

Production of consumer goods

1. Coca‑Cola Τρία Έψιλον

2. Philip Morris Greece / Papastratos S.A.

3. PepsiCo Greece

Quick serving restaurants

1. McDonald's Greece

2. KFC Greece

3. Goody's Burger House

The presence of both multinational and leading Greek companies in the top positions demonstrates that excellence in human resource management is no longer the privilege of specific organizations, but a conscious choice that can be adopted across the entire spectrum of business activity.

«Η διάκρισή μας στην 1η θέση του θεσμού TOP Εργοδότες του wherewework.gr ανήκει στους ανθρώπους μας και επιβεβαιώνει τη δέσμευσή μας να δημιουργούμε ένα εργασιακό περιβάλλον που τους αναγνωρίζει, τους ενδυναμώνει και τους εμπνέει.

 Η αναγνώριση αυτή αντανακλά τον πυρήνα της κουλτούρας μας — συνεργασία, καινοτομία και συνεχή ανάπτυξη — και μας γεμίζει υπερηφάνεια να βλέπουμε τη δουλειά μας να αναγνωρίζεται από την κοινότητα των επαγγελματιών.

Στην Deloitte Ελλάδος συνεχίζουμε με τον ίδιο στόχο: να επενδύουμε στους ανθρώπους μας, να τους προσφέρουμε ευκαιρίες εξέλιξης, να δημιουργούμε αντίκτυπο που μετράει, και να χτίζουμε το μέλλον της εργασίας μαζί» Kokkoris, Analia - Partner | People & Purpose Leader, Deloitte Greece

“The increasing participation of companies in the evaluation process and the quality of the criteria we apply shows a significant shift in the labor market. Organizations now perceive their reputation as employers not as a secondary element, but as a strategic competitive advantage. At the same time, employees are increasingly making conscious choices about work environments that align with their values and professional ambitions. This two-way evolution is shaping a labor market based on meaningful choice rather than necessity." stated Costin Tudor, CEO of wherewework.

The Greek labor market is undergoing transformation, with companies increasingly recognizing the importance of employer branding in attracting and retaining talent. In a period where human resource mobility is increasing and employees seek not only a job but also an environment that aligns with their values and professional aspirations, transparency and employer evaluation play a critical role.

The Top Employers list by wherewework Greece is becoming an institution that helps professionals better navigate the labor market, offering a multifaceted view of workplace culture and development opportunities. For companies, appearing on the list strengthens reputation and attracts top talent in an increasingly competitive market.