Taking care of our employees
It is the men and women in our teams who bring our company and our values to life. One of our main commitments is to guarantee their safety, health and quality of life at work. We want to go further and help everyone become aware of the challenges of sustainable development and take action, at their own level, for the ecological transition.
ISSUE NO. 5
Guaranteeing the health, safety and quality of life at work of our employees
Safety at work for our employees has been one of the pillars of our internal policy for many years, through the Sugar Division’s Safety First program. We are well aware of the risks associated with our business and do everything we can to avoid them. We are also committed to quality of life at work, which involves a number of key issues: work-life balance, recognition, skills development, employability and career development.
Objectives:
> Zero workplace accidents by 2025
> Maintain training at 3% of the wage bill (the French average is 1.4%, source INSEE)
> 2% contribution to supplementary pension plan.
57% of training hours will be dedicated to industrial safety by 2022
Gender equality index: 88/100 in 2023
“We are convinced that the quality of the assignments we carry out depends on the professionalism of each of our employees, and on their personal fulfillment. That’s why we ensure that the skills we offer are appropriate to our many business lines, and pay particular attention to employability by encouraging internal career paths wherever possible. We also pay particular attention to the working environment, improving it every year. At Saint Louis Sucre, being “well in your job” with good working conditions is already a success!”
Fabrice Gaussou,
HRD Saint Louis Sucre
ISSUE NO. 6
Enabling each of us to take action at our own level to promote the ecological transition and local dynamism
Our aim is to enable everyone to act enthusiastically at their own level to promote the ecological transition and the dynamism of our regions. Our employees are first and foremost citizens who expect these commitments from a company like ours.
Objective:
> By 2025, annual development interviews will include a sustainable development section.
100% of crop inspectors are trained in soil conservation agriculture and have taken a diploma course in regenerative agriculture at UniLaSalle in Beauvais.
La Fresque du Climat is currently being rolled out, with the aim of raising awareness among all our employees by the end of 2024.
Cultivating responsibility for all
Since 2023, our profit-sharing agreement has included sustainable development indicators for all our employees. These criteria include water use, reduction of CO2 emissions and duration of soil cover.
