Mitarbeitendenstruktur

EMPLOYEES AS OF DEC 31 / FTE

2021

2020

Change

2019

absolute

%

 

DB Long-Distance

18,790

18,794

–4

17,289

DB Regional

37,220

37,159

+61

+0.2

36,374

DB Cargo

30,057

30,052

+5

29,525

DB Netze Track

51,290

50,330

+960

+1.9

48,787

DB Netze Stations

6,811

6,525

+286

+4.4

6,216

DB Netze Energy

1,900

1,861

+39

+2.1

1,772

Other

58,345

57,878

+467

+0.8

55,497

Integrated Rail System

204,413

202,599

+1,814

+0.9

195,460

DB Arriva

43,189

46,008

–2,819

–6.1

52,331

DB Schenker

76,114

74,161

+1,953

2.6

76,153

DB Group

323,716

322,768

+948

+0.3

323,944

  Changes in the scope
of consolidation

–605

–605

DB Group – comparable

323,111

322,768

+343

+0.1

323,944

To guarantee better comparability, the number of employees is converted into full-time employees (FTE).
Figures for part-time employees are measured in accordance with their share of the regular annual working time.

As of December 31, 2021, the number of employees was at the same level as at the end of the previous year. Declines at DB Arriva, mainly due to the Covid-19-related decline in demand for UK Bus, were fully offset by an increase at DB Schenker, mainly as a result of the positive business development and a slightly higher number of employees in the Integrated Rail System. Measures to increase capacity and quality at DB Netze Track and DB Netze Stations was the main factor here. In the Other area, the number of employees also increased due, among other things, to expanded digitalization and quality measures, additional hygiene and safety requirements as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the increase in in-house production.

EMPLOYEES

AS OF DEC 31 / NP

2021

2020

Changed

2019

absolute

%

 

DB Long-Distance

19,836

19,873

–37

–0.2

18,370

DB Regional

39,333

39,299

+34

+0.1

38,462

DB Cargo

30,606

30,586

+20

+0.1

29,998

DB Netze Track

52,756

51,714

+1,042

+2.0

50,107

DB Netze Stations

7,161

6,864

+297

+4.3

6,595

DB Netze Energy

1,968

1,928

+40

+2.1

1,829

Other

60,978

60,589

+389

+0.6

58,131

Integrated Rail System

212,638

210,853

+1,785

+0.8

203,492

DB Arriva

46,031

48,796

–2,765

–5.7

55,283

DB Schenker

78,321

76,629

+1,692

+2.2

79,136

DB Group

336,990

336,278

+712

+0.2

337,911

As of December 31, 2021, the number of employees was at the same level as at the end of the previous year.

EMPLOYEES BY REGIONS
AS OF DEC 31
/ FTE

2021

2020

Change

2019

absolute

%

 

Germany

209,763

207,996

+1,767

+0.8

202,328

Europe (excluding Germany)

84,260

85,699

–1,439

–1.7

92,106

Asia/Pacific

16,985

16,764

+221

+1.3

16,890

North America

9,256

9,027

+229

2.5

9,285

Rest of world

3,452

3,282

+170

+5.2

3,335

DB Group

323,716

322,768

+948

+0.3

323,944

EMPLOYEES BY REGIONS

AS OF DEC 31 / NP

2021

2020

Change

2019

absolute

%

 

Germany

218,705

217,028

+1,677

+0.8

211,300

Europe (excluding Germany)

88,486

89,990

–1,504

–1.7

96,901

Asia/Pacific

17,021

16,806

+215

+1.3

16,980

North America

9,311

9,163

+148

+1.6

9,390

Rest of world

3,467

3,291

+176

+5.3

3,340

DB Group

336,990

336,278

+712

+0.2

337,911

The share of employees outside Germany was about 35%, the same level as in the previous year (as of December 31, 2020: about 35%).

New hires and employee turnover

NEW HIRES BY GENDER (EXCLUDING YOUNG PROFESSIONALS)

AS OF DEC 31 / NP

2021

2020

2019

 

<30 years

7,161

8,247

8,693

     Share of women (%)

30.5

29.3

28.8

30 –49 years

8,892

10,600

10,922

     Share of women (%)

21.9

21.4

21.9

≥50 years

2,397

2,853

3,143

     Share of women (%)

18.9

21.1

20.4

DB Group

18,450

21,700

22,758

Germany (companies with about 98% of domestic employees).
This does not include the acceptance or hiring of vocational trainees and dual-degree students

The number of newly hired employees in Germany remains at a high level.

EMPLOYEE TURNOVER / %

2021

2020

2019

 Retirement-related turnove

1.7

1.6

1.5

     thereof women

1.4

1.4

1.5

Other employee turnover

5.1

4.3

4.8

     thereof women

4.6

3.8

4.5

Total

6.8

5.9

6.3

Germany (companies with about 98% of domestic employees).
The figures indicate non-restructuring-related turnover of permanent employees.
Part-time working in the lead-up to retirement is also included in retirement-related employee turnover.

The rise in turnover under other employee turnover is largely due to personnel members leaving to become “extended” personnel members (for example parental leave, long-term or permanent illness).

What could be interesting for you