People at the centre

3.061 COLLABORATORS

The total workforce of Eldor Group as at December 31st consists of 3.061 people.

Eldor shows 54% of female presence.

Eldor considers the link with the territory in which it is present significant, supporting locally various sport, cultural, social, artistic and scientific activities.

The Group's particular attention to the occupational health and safety topics as an indispensable element for the business success, is witnessed by a number of concrete actions, such as the implementation of constantly updated management and monitoring systems, training initiatives and the overall involvement to raise awareness among employees about health and safety at work, as well as the constant management of plant, machinery and equipment aimed to minimize the employees health and safety risks, by facilitating the prevention of incidents, injuries and occupational diseases.

The Group is committed to protecting the health of its employees through the provision of training courses in order to promote the diffusion of a safety culture at work, and through a number of targeted maintenance interventions of work environments and machineries, aimed to achieve the highest security standards in relation to the risks that employees may be subject to during their work activities.
In all Eldor Group’s plants there is a local department devoted entirely to health and safety issues.

Attention to the development and wellbeing of people, social life and family unity are therefore important cornerstones and indispensable elements in order to successfully pursue the sustainable growth policy.
Eldor Group promoted a series of wellness measures and initiatives aimed at reconciling employees' work engagement with their private life and improving the internal climate of the Group.

Eldor Group considers the environment safeguard as a fundamental and essential element of the mutuality that the company spreads outward.
For this reason, Eldor Group pays attention to the efficient use of resources by saving energy, reducing the waste production, and promoting a culture based on materials recycling.
These choices result in a better use of raw materials, a lower waste production and a significant reduction in CO₂ emissions, improving the protection of nature.