This Rhode Island Company Was Just Named a Best Workplace for 2025

If you happen to be reading this article at work and you don't absolutely love your job, then this best employer in Rhode Island just may give you a bit of workplace envy.

Business media website Inc.com recently released their list of the 2025 Best Workplaces and one Rhode Island-based company has been honored for their outstanding environment and incredible benefits.

This company sounds so impressive, we may all want to start applying here as soon as possible.

Collette is a Pawtucket-based travel and hospitality firm with nearly 800 employees worldwide. From the sounds of things, those employees are living the dream.

What Makes Collette a Best Workplace?

Not only do they work for a travel company, but it's a company that gives you plenty of time to travel. Twenty-five days off per year actually, 30 if you've been with the company over five years. Plus you also get your birthday each year.

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Best part is you can use that vacation time for pretty much nothing but fun, because at Collette there's also paid time off for community service and new parents get four weeks of parental leave.

Travel the World—On Company Time

As if all that wasn't enough, employees can take up to four weeks per year working remotely from anywhere in the world. Obviously working for a travel company they want you to know about the trips and experiences they offer, so employees receive a travel budget every year too.

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It sounds like you are practically getting paid to see the world. Amazing.

Wellness Benefits That Go Beyond Basics

Working in the office doesn't sound so bad either. According to Inc.com, Collette offers employees free Peloton App One memberships and at their Rhode Island offices there's even an employee wellness center with Peloton bikes and treadmills.

If there's a local company offering a better work-life balance than that, I have yet to hear about them. Working for Collette pretty much sounds like a dream job.

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