Growing our social commitments and our business
We understand business can impact people, communities and the wider environment. Informing everything we do; our values make sure this influence is positive.
We understand business can impact people, communities and the wider environment. Informing everything we do; our values make sure this influence is positive.
We are signatories to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), the largest sustainability initiative in the world. This ensures our responsibilities towards human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption are always transparent, by reporting our performance on an annual basis.
We also enforce high standards for our service partners who commit to uphold the highest ethical principles of business behavior and employment practices.
Our global presence requires giving back on a global level. Investing in local communities and maintaining local environments is one part of this. And our employees are allocated two paid days per year to participate in philanthropic initiatives.
We perform hundreds of voluntary activities on an annual basis. From planting trees to working with vulnerable people, this work gives employees the chance to put causes they think are important first.
Our people are the most important part of our business. Engaging with and investing in employees not only helps them to succeed as individuals, but gives our company a deeper pool of talent in the long run.
Whether it relates to health and well-being, professional development or inclusivity, we provide tools, networking groups and learning opportunities to every employee.
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