Mumbai, October 16, 2026: eClerx Services Ltd (ECLERX.NS) has been certified as a Great Place To Work® in India, the company announced. The recognition is based on employee feedback collected through the Trust Index™ survey, which measures workplace experience across trust, pride, and camaraderie.
The certification reflects input from eClerx employees and is intended to strengthen the company’s workplace culture as it continues to expand operations. The company said its organisational culture is shaped by collaboration, accountability, and a focus on employee growth and continuous learning.
Employee feedback drives recognition
Asma Sultana, Principal, Human Resources at eClerx, said the recognition is a result of the workplace experience shared by employees. “We will continue to listen, learn, and build an eClerx where every individual has the opportunity to thrive,” Sultana said.
Learning and development initiatives
eClerx supports employee development through structured career pathways, digital academies, and leadership programs. These initiatives are delivered by a network of over 180 facilitators, including internal experts, operational leaders, and industry specialists. The company has previously received industry recognition such as the Asia Pacific Stevie Awards, Brandon Hall Awards, ET Future Skills Awards, and NASSCOM awards.
Company operations and global presence
Headquartered in Mumbai, eClerx provides AI-powered analytics, digital operations, automation, and business process management services. The company partners with Fortune 500 clients across sectors including financial services, telecom, media and entertainment, luxury, retail and fashion, and manufacturing. eClerx operates in 17 countries with more than 22,000 employees, serving clients in the Americas, APAC, and EMEA regions.
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