EN IT Jump to navigation People are our utmost priority Health and safety at the workplace. Collective bargaining. Human rights and equal opportunities. Personnel training. CLN Group is comprised of a diverse group of employees: 7,667 individuals as at 31 December 2019. Out of these, 21% work in Italy, 29% in Poland, 19% in South Africa, 12% in France, 5% in Germany, 5% in Brasil and the remainder in Portugal, Romania, Russia, and Slovakia. Total personnel 2020 – 7,667 (male 6,620, female 1,047) Total personnel 2019 – 7,305 (male 6,277, female 1,028) Total personnel 2018 – 7,707 (male 6,673, female 1,034) Health and safety at the workplace The issue of health and safety at the workplace is one of the Group’s top priorities. In order to promote health and safety at the workplace the Group has introduced robust measures and actions to ensure that employees exercise their duties in the safest way possible. The Policies and Procedures of the Group in this respect are designed with the following aims: to guarantee the observance of regulatory and legal requirements regarding health and safety; to define and implement control strategies for risk prevention; to promote initiatives based on a process of constant improvement and monitoring of risks deriving from work activities; to provide corporate management with an efficient and effective management system that allows a consistent process of identification and solution of emerging issues, as well as an orderly flow of information that supports decision-making and operational responsibilities; to stimulate personnel involvement, motivation, and awareness; to contribute to improving levels of health and safety at the workplace; to enhance internal and external corporate image, in order to maintain the confidence of customers, suppliers and other entities/authorities; to reduce the costs of health and safety at the workplace. In this respect, the Group’s Health and Safety Policy establishes that health and safety must be considered a priority, and is an essential responsibility for all levels of the organisation, and therefore all plants are required to have representative health and safety committees in operation. These health and safety principles have been set in stone through the setting of annual targets requiring continuous improvement in the number of injuries, frequency of injuries and the gravity of injuries, with a final goal of zero injuries. Frequency rate 2020 - 2.68 2019 – 3.25 2018 – 3.26 Gravity rate 2020 - 0.12 2019 – 0.12 2018 – 0.11 As at 31 December 2020 68% of the plants had achieved certification under OHSAS 18001/ISO 45001, compared to 64% of the plants at 31 December 2019. Among the various initiatives to reach and maintain such results, "Safety Days" are carried out for training purposes and to raise awareness on topics related to health and safety at the workplace; Safety Days are held on a rotational basis at the main facilities of the Group. The sessions are mainly directed at employees, but may also involve their families, in order to underline how a health and safety culture is important everywhere, not only in the workplace. The Group requires robust health and safety measures to also be in place for visitors to Group facilities and to activities carried out on site by subcontractors. Human rights and equal opportunities Human resource management – including the selection process and hiring phase – is based upon the principles of non-discrimination and equal rights. In this regard, the Group works to guarantee the same professional growth and knowledge development opportunities for its entire workforce, without any type of discrimination regarding age, gender, race or sexual orientation. The Group views the concept of diversity in terms of celebrating the differences between individuals, and recognising every employee’s contribution to creating an environment in which people’s identities are respected and discrimination and harassment are eliminated. The Group requires all its employees to adopt this philosophy, in accordance with the principles included in the Code of Ethics and the Equality and Diversity Policy. CLN Group recognizes the social and corporate value of smart-working as a model for embedding flexibility and mobility into our normal way of working, which may help the worker to achieve a better work-life balance and in some instances could favour an increase in productivity and efficiency. It also allows the Group to better address issues of diversity by allowing excluded groups to achieve better results, due to a more flexible approach to when or where they can conduct their work. The Group abhors the use of child labour, slavery or human trafficking, and all subsidiaries are expected to take proactive measures to identify and prevent association with any entity involved with such activities. Collective bargaining The Group recognizes the right of employees to act collectively and to join labour unions, workers councils and other collective bargaining organisations. The Group’s relationship with labour unions and other collective bargaining organisations is historically based on transparency and focused on finding balanced agreements between the parties. In this respect the Group aims to have proactive discussions with unions or other employee representative bodies regarding health and safety, working conditions, training, discrimination and harassment. As at 31 December 2020, 93% of all the Group’s employees were employed through collective bargaining agreements. Personnel training The provision of skills development training is fundamental to assuring the quality and safety of all activities within the Group. During 2020 the Group carried out 120,000 hours of training in technical skills, professional improvement, HSE and ethics. data source: CLN Corporate Responsibility Report 2020 Download Health and Safety Policy Equality and diversity policy Labour and Human Rights Policy Policy on working conditions Corporate Social Responsibility Report in accordance with Core GRI Standards Smart Working Policy Supplier Policy Statement and Code of Conduct Back to top CLN Coils Lamiere Nastri SpA Corso Susa 13/15 – 10040 Caselette (TO) – Italy Tel. +39 011 0694111 – info@gruppocln.com © CLN SpA | VAT IT00521230011 | Company Data | Privacy Policy | Whistleblowing | Login | Web agency: arsmedia STAY IN TOUCH Subscribe to our newsletter to receive news and updates from CLN Group Insert you e-mail By signing up you agree to accept the terms and conditions on privacy Notice We and selected third parties use cookies or similar technologies for technical purposes and, with your consent, for other purposes as specified in the cookie policy. 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