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SIG Foundation named best employer

SIG Foundation named best employer

Stichting SIG has been named Best Employer 2025-2026 by research firm Effectory in the category for organizations with 100 to 1,000 employees. The recognition is based on employee feedback highlighting high levels of job satisfaction, engagement, and support within the organization.

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