Unisys has been named to the Financial Times Best Employers Asia-Pacific 2026 list for the second year in a row. The prestigious ranking underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to building an inclusive, collaborative, and innovative workplace where associates across the region feel empowered to excel.
The Financial Times list, produced in partnership with Statista, ranks companies with at least 1,000 employees operating in two or more Asia-Pacific countries. The methodology relies on direct and indirect employee recommendations gathered through an independent regional survey.
"This recognition reflects what we hear directly from our associates in the region: Unisys empowers them to innovate and do their best work every day," said Ruchi Kulhari, senior vice president and chief human resources officer at Unisys. "We are committed to fostering a culture that prioritizes innovation and collaboration, and together, we are driving meaningful results, both for our people and our clients."
Unisys continues to invest in people-centric programs, including flexible work models, comprehensive well-being initiatives, and extensive learning and leadership development opportunities. These efforts have contributed to multiple 2025 workplace accolades, reinforcing Unisys’ reputation as a top employer globally.
The repeated Asia-Pacific recognition highlights the company’s success in creating an environment where curiosity, accountability, and collaboration thrive—values that directly support client outcomes and business growth.
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