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D

Corporate Responsibility

D.2

Being a Responsible employer

Trusted partner for your Digital Journey

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On top of this, Atos offers a large variety of e-learning materials

which cover health and wellbeing topics.

Atos ensures that an effective prevention program is put in

place, especially regarding psychosocial risks, which are the first

Even if Atos’ activities are not of an industrial nature, and

therefore have a low risk of generating occupational diseases,

factor of occupational diseases in IT services.

explaining employees how to understand and detect a

psychosocial risk such as stress. These e-learnings are available

E-learnings are part of the preventive actions, especially

in several countries, and in several languages, such as in France.

employee. In case of an identified risk, the results will be

discussed between the doctor and the employee (since only they

complete this anonymous online questionnaire, which will

evaluate the levels of stress, anxiety and breakdown of the

the management if the employee agrees.

have access to the results) in order to find solutions to reduce

the risk. Some additional actions may include the involvement of

during their medical check-up, employees are proposed to

In addition, in France, Atos has put in place a “stress lab”:

health program.

As a concrete achievement, according to the Great Place To

Work (GPTW) survey, employees have been satisfied regarding

Smart working conditions

permanent employment contract and 94.30% is in full time

[G4-10]

. Nevertheless, Atos accepts part time job when an

Atos privileges permanent and full time working relations with its

employees: 98.80% of persons of the total workforce is under a

employee considers that it is better for his work life balance.

absenteeism rate of the Company.

smart working environment has allowed reducing the

working, which offer more flexibility for employees in their work

life balance. The whole set of initiatives to improve a healthy and

Atos operates in collaborative mode, which allows remote

operational workforce in 2016 was 2.53%

[AO16]

. In addition,

the total work related accidents are 243.

Thus, the absenteeism percentage regarding the direct

and [G4-DMA-Equal remuneration for women andmen]

Promote diversity

D.2.2.2

[G4-DMA-Diversity and equal opportunity]

People Strategy. Diversity in Atos is about embracing people’s

differences and creating a productive environment in which

key value driver for the Group’s future continuous growth and

competitiveness and Diversity is firmly embedded into our

everyone feels valued, where diverse talents are identified and

retained and employees can thrive, strongly contributing to their

Atos is strongly convinced about the importance of Diversity as a

professional development and our Group’s future.

Committee members.

to improve Group’s operational performance. The Program is

sponsored by a Steering Committee with Group Executive

targeted at the further development of diversity within the

Group as a way to bring excellence in people management and

The Diversity Program contemplates four main dimensions:

Gender, Cultural Diversity, Disability, and Senior Capital and it is

approach.

of initiatives both at Group level (transversal campaigns) and in

the different geographies with a “Think Global and Act Local”

areas of action: “Engage” (taking firm commitments and making

the Group’s engagement in this domain more and more visible),

“Embrace” (embedding Diversity in our Group’s ways of working)

and “Execute” with the implementation of a substantial number

“Exchange” (listening to our staff and making the Diversity

Program a program made with and for the employees),

All along 2016, Atos has continued progressing in the further

development of the Program with a clear focus on four main

initiatives in the Diversity domain, among others:

In particular, in 2016 Atos organized a substantial number of

signature of the Diversity Charters in numerous countries;

launching of the Group Diversity Program Community in

blueKiwi, the Atos Enterprise Social Network;

Executive Committee members;

implementation of Phase 1 of the setting up of GBU Diversity

Committees under the strong sponsorship of the GBU

Week at worldwide level;

organization of the Diversity Day within the Wellbeing@work

the Group Diversity Contest “Illustrating Digital Diversity” in

the framework of the Wellbeing@work week;

worldwide campaign “Invest 5’ a month in Diversity” to

increase internal awareness on all kind of diversity related

topics;

and events all across the Group (roundtables, conferences,

meetings with employees, etc). Among others:

In addition, Atos organized or participated to new initiatives

the Women in IT Campaign,

the IT Girls’ Day,

the “Handi-Entrepreneurs Contest”,

launching of campaigns on the Disability Digital Experience,

group Mentoring Programs including Reverse Mentoring,

workshops “Generations and the Digital Evolution”,

cultural Induction Contests,