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Empowering Employees for Social Good

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  • Motorola Solutions empowers employees to contribute to society and the environment through diverse engagement activities.
  • The company fosters a culture of innovation and inclusion, where every employee's ideas are valued.
  • Environmental sustainability is a key component of Motorola Solutions' corporate social responsibility efforts, exemplified by its tree planting initiatives.

It's refreshing to see companies like Motorola Solutions stepping up to make a tangible difference in society and the environment. Recognized as one of Singapore's 250 best employers in 2024, Motorola Solutions has set a benchmark for corporate social responsibility, emphasizing employee empowerment and community service.

Empowering Employees to Drive Change

At the heart of Motorola Solutions' success is its commitment to empowering its employees, affectionately known as "Motorolans." The company believes that every employee has the potential to contribute to the company's success and make a positive impact on society. This belief is reflected in their diverse range of employee engagement activities, from environmental initiatives like tree planting to mentorship programs aimed at nurturing the next generation of leaders.

One standout initiative is the Global Months of Service (GMOS), an annual campaign that encourages employees to volunteer their time for various causes. Whether it's packing food for the underprivileged, collecting clothing, or planting trees, employees have the opportunity to give back to the community in meaningful ways. "We get to choose from a list of activities. So I packed food, collected clothing, and planted trees knowing that I was also raising money for charity," says Mr. Kua Yong Kim, a pre-sales consultant at Motorola Solutions. His enthusiasm reflects the company's culture of giving and the joy derived from making a difference.

Fostering a Culture of Innovation and Inclusion

Motorola Solutions' approach to employee engagement goes beyond traditional corporate volunteering. The company actively encourages its employees to come up with ground-up ideas for positive change. This inclusive culture ensures that every voice is heard and valued, fostering a sense of ownership and pride among employees. "All ideas and input are taken seriously and considered," notes an employee, highlighting the company's openness to innovation and improvement.

Moreover, Motorola Solutions hosts regular employee dialogue sessions across the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Africa region. These sessions serve as a platform for sharing best practices and learning from one another, further strengthening the company's commitment to continuous improvement and employee development.

Contributing to Environmental Sustainability

Motorola Solutions' environmental initiatives are a testament to its commitment to sustainability. The company's tree planting activities not only contribute to greening the environment but also serve as team-building exercises that strengthen bonds among employees. By integrating environmental sustainability into its corporate social responsibility efforts, Motorola Solutions sets an example for other companies to follow.

Motorola Solutions' recognition as one of Singapore's best employers is well-deserved. Through its innovative approach to employee engagement, mentorship, and environmental sustainability, the company has created a positive workplace culture that empowers employees to make a difference. As more companies look to integrate social responsibility into their business models, Motorola Solutions stands out as a beacon of corporate philanthropy and employee empowerment.


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