If there’s one thing that 2020 has taught many of us, it’s the value of having mind-space to deal with the unexpected. And at Thomson Reuters, we strive to place increased long-term focus on mental health and the overall health of our people #workingatTR. So today, we announced that our associates will be given a mental health day off on October 9. This will become a permanent company holiday, taking place around the World Health Organization’s World Mental Health Day each year. Learn more:
We're proud to see Thomson Reuters president and CEO Steve Hasker ranked by Glassdoor as among the top 25 CEOs during the COVID19 pandemic. Read more about Steve's response to the pandemic here, via KPMG.
"My first year at Thomson Reuters was more incredible than I could have imagined. I challenged myself, created, and questioned like never before. I traveled to another country, met people from other cultures, and worked alongside talented teammates in Mexico and Brazil. Now remotely, I collaborate with teams in Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, and the USA. Celebrating my first year virtually during a pandemic is not exactly what I expected, but it's been a memorable year with extraordinary people." Meet Fatima, Strategy & Campaign Planning/ABM Specialist, in our Mexico City location.
"I'm a parent first and a Director of Sales second. As the father of two sons and a fiery eight-year-old daughter, I raise them to value equality because I want my daughter to have just as many opportunities as my sons. I feel the same about equality at work. At Thomson Reuters, we value a person based on their contributions. I'm proud of our culture, and that's how I raise my kids - to be inclusive. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion is one of the reasons why this is the type of organization I want my daughter to work at when she grows up." #BeYouAtTR Meet Pat, Director of Sales and Client Management, and father of three #WorkingAtTR
"Before coming to Thomson Reuters, I was a Public Defender. Social justice has always been a part of who I am, and pro bono work allows me to use my legal skills in the courtroom like I used to. My pro bono work has included representing children in foster care going through the Child Protection process and helping women at a correctional facility with family law matters such as visitation and custody rights of their children. I value that Thomson Reuters encourages pro bono and gives us paid time off so I can continue being a community advocate for those who are vulnerable and underrepresented." Meet Shawna, Client Manager, Corporate Investigative, and Team Lead at Thomson Reuters
We are proud to be named as a finalist in the Dallas Business Journal as a 2020 Best Place to Work in North Texas!
Congratulations to our entire campus team and interns for being recognized as one of WayUp's Top 100 Internship Programs for 2020! Virtually overnight, the team pivoted to create an enriched remote program that was instructive and engaging for our interns, all while adjusting to new ways of working. Our interns stepped up, showing remarkable resilience and adaptability as they worked hard and made meaningful contributions during their time at Thomson Reuters!
Thomson Reuters today announced that it has acquired CaseLines, a leading cloud-based court document and evidence management platform. CaseLines enables the legal community to securely manage, organize, share and present evidence between the courts and legal teams both remotely and in person. Learn more:
Thomson Reuters today announced that it has acquired CaseLines, a leading cloud-based court document and evidence management platform. Read more: https://tmsnrt.rs/3an8R8X
