We respect the dignity of each individual and offer equal opportunities to all our employees, avoiding any form of discrimination based on ethnicity, skin color, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, religion, political opinions, nationality, and social origin. We recognize diversity at all levels as a value to be cultivated within the organization to strengthen the goal of "putting people at the center" and addressing the challenges posed by the global market.


Fincantieri operates in a global context where different nationalities contribute to a growingly open corporate culture. We recognize the value of this context and nurture it with recruitment and job rotation policies aimed at promoting the sharing of know-how, best practices, experiences, as well as the integration and inclusion of individuals.


Regarding gender diversity, in recent years, there has been an increase in female representation within the Group, despite objective constraints related to the typical characteristics of shipbuilding activities. For this reason, we are pleased to have been named among the 200 best employers for women in Italy by the German Institute for Quality and Finance in the research Italy’s Best Employers for Women, an additional recognition rewarding initiatives aimed at promoting a better work-life balance.


In this regard, the Company has signed an agreement with National Trade Union Organizations, structurally integrating agile working, making it a flexibility tool accessible to all. In particular, it aims to provide concrete support to women during maternity, new parents, and individuals with health needs or in situations of vulnerability, offering them a better balance between private and professional life. The company’s focus on work-family balance is also reflected in various initiatives: employee children have access to subsidized nurseries, summer camps in seaside or mountain locations, day summer camps, and after-school activities.


In compliance with the specificities of shipyard work and related risk profiles, we are constantly committed to promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities, both visible and invisible. Currently, 481 people with disabilities work within the Fincantieri Group.


Generational diversity also plays an important role and is a value for our Company, as constant interaction between people of different age groups allows us to combine different experiences, facilitating the Group's growth and its ability to compete in the market.

Which objectives do we have on this topic?

Diversity and Equal Opportunity: 2023-2027 Sustainability Plan objectives and target

 

Promotion of programs offering equal opportunities to all employees in order to promote diversity and inclusion within the Group

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Ensuring maximum integration and full involvement of the company population by developing training and awareness-raising initiatives on diversity and inclusion

 

Description/Target Timeline Perimeter Status SDGs

2 projects, one to support parenting or caregivers and one to raise awareness of disability

2023

Italy

 Achieved

 

Held the webinar "Understanding Cyberbullying" in partnership with E-PHORS and the Postal Police to offer support and guidance to parents.

 

Implemented the project ‘Disability and work: learning to listen and get to know each other.

 

1 project to promote multiculturalism and eliminate all forms of discrimination

2024

Fincantieri S.p.A. and satellite businesses

1 project to raise awareness on disability at Group level

2024

Group

2 projects, of which one to enhance multiculturalism and eliminate all forms of discrimination and one to promote cooperation between generations

2025

1 project supporting parenting or caregivers

2026

Strengthening gender equality and women's empowerment by promoting projects to ensure a level playing field for women in the world of work

 

Description/Target Timeline Perimeter Status SDGs

Obtaining UNI PdR125 Gender Equality Certification for Fincantieri S.p.A.

2023

Fincantieri S.p.A.

 Achieved

 

In 2023, Fincantieri S.p.A. and all its Italian subsidiaries received the UNI PdR125:2022 Gender Equality Certification.

 

Extend gender pay gap analysis to Group level

2023

Group

 Achieved

 

During 2023, a third-party company conducted a gender pay gap analysis at the Group level, which did not identify significant issues.

Developing a training program to support the professional careers of the women in the Group

2024

100% reduction in the weighted gender pay gap

2024

Develop 2 counselling and psychological assistance projects for women victims of gender-based violence

2025

Ensuring an appropriate level of gender representation by promoting the presence of women also in positions of responsibility

 

Description/Target Timeline Perimeter Status SDGs

+2pp white collar women (white collar and middle managers) compared to 2021

+3pp middle manager women compared to 2021

2025

Group

 In progress

 

Due to the implemented initiatives, the presence of women has been steadily increasing year by year.

 

Percentage of white collar women (white collar and middle managers):
2021: 22.0%
2022: 22.3%
2023: 22.6%

 

Percentage of middle manager women:
2021: 15.0%
2022: 16.1%
2023: 16.1%

 

+4pp white collar women (white collar and middle managers) compared to 2021

+5pp middle manager women compared to 2021

2027

To prevent discrimination and affirm and ensure respect for equal opportunities, the American companies Fincantieri Marine Group and Fincantieri Marine Systems North America Inc. and the VARD group have organized specific training activities aimed at raising greater awareness of and sensitivity to diversity issues.

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