The best place to work in retail is...

Who knows whether a company is a good place to work better than its employees? That's what makes Glassdoor's "Employees Choice Awards" top 50 list of the best places to work so interesting. This year, there's a smattering of retailers and foodservice operators on the list, making the case that retail can mean good jobs.

H-E-B - Ranked seventh on Glassdoor's list, the San Antonio-based grocery chain received 4.2 stars out of five based on 595 reviews. Eighty-five percent of those posting reviews would recommend working at the company to a friend and 96 percent approve of CEO Charles Butt.

In-N-Out Burger - Ranked eight with 4.2 stars based on 267 reviews. Ninety-one percent would recommend working at the company to a friend and 95 percent approve of the CEO, Lynsi Torres, the granddaughter of the chain's founder Harry Snyder.

QuikTrip - The convenience store chain is number 21 on Glassdoor's list with four stars based on 249 reviews. Eighty-three percent would recommend the company to a friend and 94 percent approve of the job being done by CEO Chet Cadieux.

Apple - While not primarily a retailer, Cupertino-based Apple was 22 on Glassdoor's list with high marks for benefits and salary. Seventy-eight percent would recommend to a friend and 93 percent approve of CEO Tim Cook's performance.

Costco - The warehouse club came in at number 29 with 3.9 stars. Seventy-nine said they would recommend working at Costco to a friend and 93 percent approve of CEO Craig Jelinek.

Wegmans - Number 32 on Glassdoor's list with 3.9 stars out of five. Eight-three percent would recommend working at the family-owned grocery chain to a friend. Ninety-one percent give a thumbs-up to CEO Danny Wegman.

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