the protocol: people first
The People 4sustainability® protocol defines the intervention plans that can be implemented in the company in order to increase performance and well-being among staff with a view to continuous improvement. What are the weak points and what are the positive aspects on which to build? Do people identify with the company and its management? In what way to they share the sustainability policies? How can the level of satisfaction be measured and monitored over time? Placing people at the centre means answering these questions and then working to translate the priorities identified into smart solutions in order to establish the theme of working together as a distinctive factor for aggregation and loyalty-building.
three steps for change
configuration of the initial assessment
collection and analytical observation of data
identification of improvement actions
the release: values to be declared
As all initiatives of our roadmap, PEOPLE 4sustainability® sets out a pathway that does not end with the publishing of the survey results. With a view to continual improvement, the data collected is brought together in a report whose KPIs measure and communicate to stakeholders the performance achieved. This tool can also be used in communication to the market as an index of Corporate Social Responsibility.
corporate organizational well-being: people first
In recent years, we have heard a lot about corporate organizational welfare and well-being, often in relation to the sustainability strategy pursued by management. The topic is of the most cross-cutting: it applies to all organizations in the private and public sectors, including the fashion supply chain, regardless of industry, size or geographic location. More satisfied and fulfilled workers will in all cases be more serene and collaborative citizens.
The real challenge is to create and spread a corporate culture capable of recognizing the importance that an inclusive, fair, and work-life balance-conscious work environment has on their employees’ sense of belonging and efficiency. Relations with suppliers must also be marked by the same logic of fairness and equity. At the center, always and in any case, must be the person.