J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., the Lowell, Ark.-based transportation logistics provider, has been named to the Training Top 100 ranking as determined each year by Training magazine.
"We firmly believe our people are the best in the transportation logistics industry," said Kirk Thompson, president and CEO for J.B. Hunt. "An enhanced method of training allows our people to continuously improve at both a personal and professional level. Subsequently, we are able to provide our customers with higher quality service and value creation."
J.B. Hunt employs approximately 52 full-time training professionals throughout North America. These individuals focus on providing new methods of training by utilizing a variety of technologies to reach the company's more than 16,000 employees nationwide.
Training magazine annually selects 100 organizations that excel at human capital development. These companies are chosen based on criteria such as training practices, evaluation methods, and outstanding training initiatives.
This is the second consecutive year J.B. Hunt has been nominated for this prestigious award and they were the only full truckload transportation provider to make the list.
J.B. Hunt Among List of Training Top 100
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., the Lowell, Ark.-based transportation logistics provider, has been named to the Training Top 100 ranking as determined each year by Training magazine.
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