At RB, diversity & inclusion is a business imperative. Within this one of the focus areas is increasing the proportion of women in RB’s leadership and decision making. There are therefore several ongoing initiatives including last year’s launch of RB’s recently enhanced global parental leave policy, positioning RB in the top top-tier of FTSE 100 companies. RB’s global ambition is to double the numbers of women in senior management positions to 40% by 2022, from a 2016 baseline of 20%. In 2019, 26% of RB’s senior management positions globally were held by women.
Read More“Creating optionality by offering equal parental leave is one of the most impactful actions that employers can take to move us forward on gender equality, and I’m pleased that we are able to offer this to option to our employees at Bain & Company in the UK,” said Barney Hamilton, Chief Talent Officer at Bain & Company in the UK. “We hope other employers will do the same in support of long term change in society.”
Read MoreO2’s updated paternity policy demonstrates the mobile network operator’s commitment to drive equality in the workplace and is the latest in a series of steps to empower employees to balance their careers with their family life. O2 is a champion of flexible working and encourages its head office staff to work flexibly and does not set prescribed working hours.
Read MorePSA Peugeot Citroën and its six trade unions – FO, CFE-CGC, CGT, GSEA, CFDT and CFTC – today signed an agreement on jobs for women and gender equality in the workplace. The agreement concerns nearly 60,000 Group employees in France and, especially, the 10,500 women among them. The fourth update of an initial agreement signed in November 2003, this latest agreement sets out the organisation’s long-term commitments in favour of gender diversity and equality, defining three priorities for the period 2014-2017
Read MoreWith this new European agreement, GDF SUEZ is consolidating its commitments as a benchmark employer and is asserting its innovative and socially responsible approach.The signatories of this new European agreement aim to make equality a reality by promoting equal opportunities and equal treatment in order to encourage Diversity at every level of the company.
Read MorePursuant to the workplace gender equality agreement signed by Total Senior Management and representatives of Oil Business employees in France in 2010, Total has deployed tangible measures to promote gender equality. The Group’s other companies are negotiating their own agreements that will be implemented in the coming months, in accordance with each company’s scope and specific procedures.
Read MoreNestlé has launched a global Maternity Protection Policy for its employees worldwide that is estimated to be one of the most progressive programmes of its kind in the industry.
Read MoreOn 17 July 2019, Orange signed a global agreement on workplace gender equality with UNI Global Union. This proactive and innovative agreement is the first of its kind amongst CAC 40 companies and the telecommunications sector.
Read MoreBy 2021, Novartis Group company employees across the world will be able to benefit from a minimum period of 14 weeks’ paid parental leave, effective from their first day of employment. And if they are in countries that currently offer them more than 14 weeks’ paid leave, we will honor that, for both parents.
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