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What are the best companies to work for if you’re a woman?

The answer to this question has become especially pertinent as working women continue to navigate the coronavirus pandemic: multiple studies have shown that women are reporting higher levels of burnout than men and taking on more caregiving responsibilities while balancing their jobs.

Women continue to earn less than men, too, as women working full-time in the United States are still paid 82 cents for every dollar earned by a man, according to the Department of Labor.Comparably, a workplace culture and compensation platform, has ranked the best companies for women to work at in 2021 based on more than 15 million ratings from current female employees across 70,000 companies.Ratings were written between November 2020 and November 2021, and answered questions about career growth, compensation, benefits and other topics for each organization. Sample questions included “Do you feel burnt out at work?” and “Do you believe you’re paid fairly?”

The top large companies for women have several important traits in common including competitive parental leave policies and a clear commitment to diversity and inclusion, as well as female leadership, Jason Nazar, co-founder and CEO of Comparably, tells CNBC Make It.

“Organizations, as a whole, are improving their environments for female employees compared to three, five years ago,” Nazar says. “But more companies need to take action and make changes to their pay policies, benefits and hiring practices to retain women.”

He adds: “Employees are not expecting perfection, they just want to see a true commitment to improvement — and I think when people see that happen, they feel really good about where their company is at and want to be part of that change, too.”Here are the top 10 large companies for women to work at, according to Comparably:

1. IBM

Industry: TechnologyLocation: Armonk, New YorkEmployee Feedback: “At IBM a woman is free to express her opinion, and express interest in taking on a work item without fear of being shut down. It’s a wonderful place for women to work that is full of real opportunities for women to contribute.”

2. Experian

Industry: FinanceLocation: Costa Mesa, CaliforniaEmployee Feedback: “I appreciate the different benefits, the ERGs and the support they give to women. And also that they understand the current situation and how it affects families and therefore our work.”

3. Adobe

Industry: TechnologyLocation: San Jose, CaliforniaEmployee Feedback: “We have lots of leaders committed to iterating programs and policies that will benefit all employees, especially women and underrepresented groups at the company.”

4. HubSpot

Industry: TechnologyLocation: Cambridge, MassachusettsEmployee Feedback: “Women leaders at HubSpot actively seek to support, empower, and celebrate other women.”

5. Medallia

Industry: TechnologyLocation: San Francisco, CaliforniaEmployee Feedback: “They promote people from within and continually support women in leadership roles.”

6. Insight Global

Industry: Staffing/RecruitingLocation: Atlanta, GeorgiaEmployee Feedback: “I truly look up to the female leadership in this company. These women are powerful!”

7. Boston Consulting Group

Industry: ConsultingLocation: Boston, MassachusettsEmployee Feedback: “I don’t need to worry about my benefits covering me and my family. For example, my health insurance plan has no premiums, no deductible, and very low co-pays.”

8. ArcBest

Industry: TransportationLocation: Fort Smith, ArkansasEmployee Feedback: “I like the transparency they provide and the mix of men and women that serve on our leadership team.”

9. Microsoft

Industry: TechnologyLocation: Redmond, WashingtonEmployee Feedback: “Fertility treatments, adoption fees, housekeeping, fitness and office equipment — anything to support quality of life as a well rounded professional. Too much to list, it’s incredible.”

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