
Guwahati, April 12: In a resounding endorsement of its employee-first culture and forward-looking HR practices, Oil India Limited (OIL) has been ranked among the top three dream companies to work for in India, standing out among over 500 public and private sector organizations across the country.

The recognition was awarded at the 33rd World HRD Congress, held from February 17–19 at Taj Lands’ End, Mumbai, a premier international event that brings together HR leaders, business visionaries, and change-makers from more than 130 countries.
Representatives from OIL’s HR Relations Department and the Indian Oil Workers Union (IOWU) accepted the honor, which reinforces the company’s growing reputation as a people-centric, innovative, and purpose-driven workplace.

But OIL’s success didn’t stop at a top-three finish. The company also bagged four additional prestigious awards, showcasing its well-rounded leadership in HR excellence for its “WE Assessment” initiative, designed to enhance employee well-being and engagement and for the “HR Clinic & Gyan Manthan” programs, aimed at transparent knowledge exchange and mentorship.
Innovating HR through Leveraging Digital Solutions – recognized under the HR Tech Awards for boosting transparency and operational efficiency using tech-forward tools.
Organization with Best Employee Relations Practices – under the Global HR Excellence Awards, celebrating OIL’s inclusive, cooperative approach to employee-management relations.

These accolades collectively reflect OIL’s strong commitment to creating an empowering, equitable, and digitally agile work environment. This year’s World HRD Congress centred on the theme “AI (IQ.EQ.SQ.): New HR Paradigms”, emphasizing how artificial intelligence, emotional intelligence, and social intelligence are reshaping the future of work.
OIL stood out for its proactive adoption of AI-driven HR practices while maintaining a strong human touch, balancing technology with empathy and trust. OIL’s continuous investment in employee well-being, knowledge sharing, and digital innovation has played a key role in positioning it as an industry leader not just in energy, but also in workplace culture.
Its HR strategies are aligned with long-term goals: retaining top talent, fostering inclusivity, and ensuring organizational resilience in a fast-evolving world.
With this recognition, Oil India Limited strengthens its brand as an employer of choice in India’s corporate landscape. For current employees, it affirms the value of their work environment; for aspiring professionals, it sends a clear message—OIL isn’t just a job. It’s a career destination.
