Own workforce (ESRS S1)

Material IROs

TopicIRO typeOccurrenceDescriptionLocation
Working timeNegative impactActualAtypical working hours, over-time and/or insufficient rest periods, which are necessary to maintain DB Group’s operations, can reduce the satisfaction of the employees concerned and have a physiological and psychological impact on their health.Own operations
Adequate wagesNegative impactActualIf the job-specific remuneration is relatively low compared to the competition, this can reduce the satisfaction of the employees concerned.Own operations
Collective bargainingFinancial risk/Industrial action (in particular strikes) may be taken as part of collective bargaining. This can have a negative impact on profits.Own operations
Work-life balanceNegative impactActualA poor work-life balance can reduce the satisfaction of the employees affected and have a negative impact on their health.Own operations
Gender equality and equal pay for work of equal valueNegative impactActualDiscrimination against women in the workplace can reduce their satisfaction and affect their psychological and/or physio-logical health and their financial situation.Own operations
Training and skills developmentPositive impactActualEmployees’ skills are developed through training and qualifications. This can increase employee satisfaction.Own operations

 

Policies (S1-1)

Engagement with own workforce and workers’ representatives, channels for expressing concerns or needs and approaches to remedy

Actions (S1-4)

Targets (S1-5)

Metrics

Additional information

Sustainability indices

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