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Diversity
GRI 405-1
We believe in the value and contributions of a
diverse and inclusive work environment, which
is why we seek to hire local labor and other
minorities and consider gender in promotions and
merit. In 2021, our workforce was represented
by 78% men and 22% women, of which 48%
declared themselves white, 40% brown, and 6%
black.
In 2021, the company reached 21% women in
leadership positions, including the hiring of a
woman to fill an important position on Eneva's
executive board. By gender in 2021, of the total
promotions by gender, 10% of the women and
8% of the men were contemplated.
During the year, through discussions and
engagement with our Executive Board, we made
progress regarding our inclusion of People
with Disabilities guideline (PWD), launching it
at the beginning of 2022 as a first step in the
development of other regulations to encourage
diversity among our teams. Regarding the
attraction process, we have encouraged
engagement with different groups of people
to apply for our vacancies, aiming at creating a
more dynamic, creative and inclusive working
environment for all our colleagues. Our PwD
Talent Bank remained active on our careers page
on our LinkedIn page, reaching more than 300
applications with the potential to be considered
for our vacancies. In addition, in selecting people,
we have developed an increasingly accurate
understanding between managers and the
Personnel team about how to reduce biases and
obtain finalist candidates with the most diverse
profiles possible for each opening.
The theme was also considered in our
organizational climate survey for the action
plans focused on continuous improvement
and in conversations with senior management.
Furthermore, we ran a broad campaign to raise
awareness about our current situation and reinforce
our total repudiation of any kind of prejudice and
discrimination, as formally determined by our
Code of Ethics. All these actions are part of our
structuring initiatives designed to build a robust
Diversity Program.
We also sought more inclusive communication,
inserting on our site a virtual Brazilian Sign
Language translator, Maya (just click on the
blue button on the right side of site, and Maya
will offer the necessary support for the hearing
impaired). In addition, we include in all our social
network publications the #Pra Todos Verem
hashtag, a technological alternative that
describes all the content, hence making it more
accessible to all users with visual impairments.
21%
of women in leadership
positions, including on
the executive board
10%
of women and 8% of men
were contemplated in
the total promotions by
gender
46%
self-declared brown
and black people in our
workforce
Check the Annexes
for our other
diversity indicators
sustainability report 2021
human capitalView entire presentation