Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated

Utilities

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Headquarters: Newark, NJ
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SURVEY SAYS

Embracing employees and the environment

As anyone who follows New Jersey corporate news knows, PSEG is “in the process of re-staffing after a failed merger” (with Exelon), but in general, it seems to be a stable and healthy environment. Sources say PSEG is an “excellent place to work” and is “very progressive for a utility,” meaning that CEO Izzo is doing a good job about maintaining the operations and investing in alternative energy. One respondent, for example, said that PSEG “is putting a lot of effort into bringing [its power plant] back as a reliable and safe unit.” Insiders also praise the “flex[ible] hours” and the “casual dress code.”

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