SAF 101.1€ -10.26% Worldwide Companies EN Login GROUP PRODUCTS & SERVICES CAREERS FINANCE NEWS & MEDIA An exemplary employer Aware that its employees are its most precious asset, Safran pursues a proactive policy in favor of equal treatment, inclusion, the fight against discrimination and the protection of health and safety at work. We strive to be an exemplary employer to all of our staff, all over the world. This key priority is one of the four pillars of our CSR strategy. Safran: a responsible employer 27.7 % WOMEN MAKE UP 27.7% OF THE GROUP'S WORKFORCE WORLDWIDE: 24.8% OF EXECUTIVES AND 13% OF SENIOR EXECUTIVES 1 MILLION TRAINING HOURS IN 2020 2,124 SAFRAN EMPLOYS 2,124 DISABLED WORKERS IN FRANCE, WITH THE OVERALL SHARE OF THE WORKFORCE RISING FROM 4.6 TO 5.23% BETWEEN 2016 AND 2020 Diversity and inclusion: rich sources of strength Safran sees diversity and inclusion as key factors to drive performance, innovation and well-being. The Group engages in initiatives to promote equal opportunities, recognition, training and career development, and to fight against all forms of discrimination. Safran adheres to the United Nations Global Compact and is a signatory of the Diversity Charter since 2010. The Group's commitment in this field was renewed in 2021, when our Chief Executive Officer signed Safran's diversity policy. OUR ETHICAL GUIDELINES "Scientific studies have demonstrated, and experience has taught us, that diversity in all its dimensions including opinions, experience or cultures, is a driver of innovation and success. This applies at all levels from small teams all the way up to the whole company. We all have the responsibility to welcome and respect the differences between our Group’s employees." Olivier Andriès, CEO of Safran GENDER EQUALITY RATING 89 /100 GENDER EQUALITY - SAFRAN RATING (2020) 87 /100 GENDER EQUALITY - SAFRAN SA RATING (2020) Gender equality rating Gender equality - Safran Rating: 89/100 Criterion No. 1: Difference in average salary between men and women. Criterion No. 2: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a raise. Criterion No. 3: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a promotion. Criterion No. 4: Whether all women received a raise on returning from a maternity/adoption leave. Criterion No. 5: Number of women in the top 10 paying positions. Gender equality - Safran SA Rating: 87/100 Criterion No. 1: Difference in average salary between men and women : 37/40 Criterion No. 2: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a raise : 20/20 Criterion No. 3: Comparison of the percentage of men and women having received a promotion : 15/15 Criterion No. 4: Whether all women received a raise on returning from a maternity/adoption leave : 15/15 Criterion No. 5: Number of women in the top 10 paying positions : 0/10 According to the French law of September 5, 2018, and its application decree of January 8, 2019, on "Freedom to choose your professional future" (Liberté de choisir son avenir professionnel), companies have to measure five gender equality indicators and publish their overall score. The primary aim of this law is to eliminate compensation discrepancies between men and women. Safran's overall score for all of its companies with more than 50 employees in France is 89/100, which exceeds the targeted threshold of 75 points as defined by the decree. Safran SA's score is 87/100. Employment of young people, seniors and people from disadvantaged backgrounds Safran believes that enabling the professional integration of young people, hiring and retaining senior staff and sharing skills are issues of key importance. These principles make it possible for anyone to grow, learn, share and contribute to the long-term performance of the Group. Safran is taking decisive action to promote the social and professional integration of young people in difficult situations, offering them career advice, training and employment opportunities within the company. The Group is a partner in events and activities aimed at mentoring, training and employing unskilled young people, and supports many non-profit organisations which are very active in this field. At Safran, many employees nearing retirement are able to take advantage of specific flexible working time arrangements. Diversity in the workplace Safran considers that diversity and equality of opportunity between men and women are essential to face the workplace challenges ahead and contribute to the Group’s performance and value creation. Its action plan is based on three goals: creating a more inclusive business culture, making Safran more attractive to women and increasing the number of female executives. In 2019, Safran renewed its GEEIS (Gender Equality European and International Standard) certification in 7 entities in France and abroad. Integration and retention of disabled employees For a number of years, Safran has pursued a proactive policy for hiring and supporting employees with disabilities. The Group operates a disability policy with four key areas: retention of employees with disabilities, recruitment, partnerships with subcontractors employing a majority of disabled people, and the introduction of AFNOR's "disability-friendly" standards regarding the integration of disabled people into all business processes. Protecting employee health and safety Safran is committed to developing a culture of risk prevention to ensure the health and safety of its employees, supplier/vendor partners, customers and any other stakeholder affected by its activities, in a spirit of transparency and honesty. This commitment was renewed in 2019 with the signature of the HSE (Health, Safety and Environment) policy by all members of the Group Executive Committee, effective across all sites. This policy has been implemented using an in-house organizational structure and reference system. This general reference system provides a means of managing risks and improving operational performance in HSE. 2.0 FREQUENCY OF LOST-TIME WORK ACCIDENTS IN 2020 0.08 SEVERITY OF LOST-TIME ACCIDENTS DOWNLOADS Safran's Disabled Employment Policy DOWNLOAD (89.39 KB) 2020 Integrated report DOWNLOAD (4.52 MB) Credits Follow us Contact us Sitemap Privacy notice Legal notice FAQ Privacy settings Privacy settings By clicking “Accept All Cookies” you agree to the storing of necessary cookies to enhance navigation and to make our site work. We also set optional analytics cookies (including third party cookies) to help us improve the site and enhance your user experience by analysing your usage of the site. More info Safran Video Library These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be switched off in our systems. Always active Google Analytics These cookies allow us to count visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site. 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