The rankings, published Jan. 10, compared the top 1,000 publicly traded companies in the U.S. on several different social responsibility categories, including supporting workers, communities, customers, shared governance and environment.
The living wage category weighs employers on fair worker pay and offering wages that cover the cost of living on the local level, as well as CEO-to-worker pay ratio.
Here’s how payers compared:
Cigna — No. 1 in healthcare, No. 14 overall
Humana — No. 2 in healthcare, No. 52 overall
Elevance Health — No. 7 in healthcare, No. 158 overall
UnitedHealth Group — No. 8 in healthcare, No. 279 overall
CVS Health — No. 1 in food and drug retailers, No. 281 overall
Centene — No. 11 in healthcare, No. 414 overall
Molina Healthcare — No. 17 in healthcare, No. 690 overall
Payers did well in the overall rankings of most just companies. See the full rankings here.
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