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  • Proud to be One of People Magazine’s Companies That Care

    We’re jumping for joy here at The Container Store! Today we were named to People’s first annual “50 Companies That Care” list, jointly chosen by People Magazine and Great Place to Work. We came in #13 on the list, which was based on more than 368,000 surveys from individuals employed by U.S. businesses across a range of industries. As with all the 2017 “50 Companies That Care,” we were selected based on the generosity of our benefits and charitable work, as well as personal accounts from our

  • 18 Years—80 Parties!

    Being named to Fortune’s annual list of 100 Best Companies to Work For EIGHTEEN years in a row is more than enough reason to celebrate. And celebrate we did! You probably already saw the kick off to the celebration at our Home Office and Distribution Center on Facebook.But we don’t want you to miss seeing the enthusiasm, creativity and unique flair our stores put into their celebrations (like the party animals in our Atlanta Perimeter store in the photo above!).

  • 18 Awesome Years on Fortune’s “100 Best” List!

    We’re thrilled to announce that The Container Store has been named to Fortune’s annual list of 100 Best Companies to Work For for the 18th consecutive year. That’s EIGHTEEN AWESOME YEARS on this employer of choice list!!!! We’re proud to have landed at #49 on the list this year, which is based on employee ratings of their workplace culture…including the level of trust they feel towards leaders, the pride they take in their jobs and the camaraderie they experience amongst co-workers. “Being a