
We value people’s uniqueness in a safe and inclusive workplace, fostering their well-being and a sense of belonging.
People & key numbers
- PEOPLE
4243
- People employed
98%
Permanent 22%
Under 3049%
Under 50- hours of training
17,5
per person - hours of training
+17%
73.183 vs 63.233 - People employed
29%
Women - returns after parental leave
171
of which 99 men and 72 women
Training by type
39%
Technical training34%
Basic/cross-cutting training21%
Security and compliance training
*Data updated as of 30 April 2025
Soul and digital: how we care for our people
Putting people at the centre is one of the key pillars of our strategy to ensure an inclusive, fair and transparent work environment. People’s well-being and engagement are therefore the core focus of the 2026-2028 Strategic Sustainability Plan.

Well-being as a philosophy of the Welfare Plan
We invest in people's well-being and satisfaction for a harmonious and productive work environment — one in which everyone is motivated to grow and contribute to the success of all.

Inclusion of people with disabilities
Going beyond simply complying with regulations: adopting an approach that values skills and talent, regardless of any disabilities. By 2025, the role of Disability Manager will be introduced to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities and liaise with local organisations.

Community Support
At the heart of our commitment are opportunities for development and support for the local area and for all the people who live there.



