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Delphi Receives Employee Workplace Award

17 November 2000

Delphi Receives Employee Workplace Award

    TROY, Mich., Nov. 17 Delphi Automotive Systems
was recently named a winner of the Today's Workplace of Tomorrow Award for
2000 by the Detroit Women's Economic Club. Delphi's J. T. Battenberg III,
chairman, chief executive officer and president, accepted the award on behalf
of Delphi's 216,000 worldwide employees.
    "We are honored to be the only automotive supplier recognized as an
exciting place for employees to work," said Battenberg.  "Delphi has worked
hard on establishing a new culture which builds on our reputation for being
innovative and allows employees to excel in a challenging work environment.
We still think of Delphi as a young company.  After separation from General
Motors in 1999, we placed establishing a unique Delphi culture among our
primary business goals.  This award is welcome recognition of our efforts to
create that special working environment."
    The awards were presented at a luncheon held Nov. 15, in Novi, Mich.
Delphi was chosen for encouraging creativity and innovation through programs
such as its Innovation Hall of Fame, "Boss" Kettering awards and employee
suggestion programs.