“Thanks to our focus on critical areas such as personal development, recognition, profit sharing, diversity and sustainability, Atos is achieving record levels of employee satisfaction. Our ambition is to create an engaging, diverse and technologically advanced workplace which rewards the talents and successes of our colleagues and inspires them as they lead our customers on their journeys of digital transformation.”
Philippe Mareine – Chief Digital & Transformation Officer and Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Atos.
In an industry as fast-moving and dynamic as the IT services sector, Atos makes it a priority to employ people of all backgrounds and cultures to enrich our workplace, strengthen our client relationships, and add value to our solutions. We make it a priority to ensure that our employees have the skills they need to be true drivers of digital transformation. With our Wellbeing@work, diversity and accessibility programs, we focus on creating an engaging work environment and a global culture.
Building a culture of excellence
3 people challenges have been identified to support a diverse, talented and motivated workforce and to provide employees with relevant skills:
Challenge 1: Developing Talents and skills management
- Tier One universities: thanks to our strategic partnerships with top tier one universities worldwide, we welcome top digital graduates
- Millennials: our fastest growing employee base benefits from opportunities to network, present on the latest technologies, and coach one another to accelerate career mobility
- In-house digital expert pools & network: our technology leaders networks provide a broad view of the business challenges facing Atos’ clients and partners helping them identify and develop value-added solutions
- State of the art global development programs: our specific programs developed for our people aim to nurture their skills and passion to drive positive change so that Atos remains at the cutting edge of digital innovation
40,316
Number of digital certifications obtained per year
46%
new employees who are graduates
8,800
people trained at the Atos University
Challenge 2: Embracing differences
- Disability – we are determined to position accessibility as a fundamental and integral aspect of all our activities. In 2018, the Group published a new wide-ranging Group accessibility and digital inclusion policy
- Gender: our Atos Women come together for webinars, career development seminars, coaching and mentoring, and opportunities to represent our company in the community
- Cultural diversity: In 2018, Atos announced the signature of the United Nations’ Standards of Conduct for Business and the L’Autre Cercle Charter of LGBT+ Commitment which are designed to support the business community in tackling discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people worldwide
- Generations – Atos is committed to supporting tenured employees as they approach the end of their careers, and to facilitating the transition of knowledge between generations. A “contract generation” was signed for this purpose in France in 2017.
140
Number of nationalities within Atos
29.42%
Percentage of females within Atos
81%
Average on Diversity Perception within Atos (GPTW survey questions)
Challenge 3: Employee engagement and well-being
- We are Atos: through the “We are Atos” engagement program, to leverage on the successful Wellbeing@work initiative placing specific emphasis on social value, diversity and inclusion
- Great Place to Work: Atos’ ambition is to be recognized at the best employer in the IT and digital services sector and to provide the best digital experience for its employees
- Internal first: Atos aims to support its employees to develop challenging, stimulating and rewarding professional lives. Its internal First program prioritizes existing staff when filling new positions with dedicated career paths across the organization
80%
vacant positions filled through internal first
85%
Percentage of employees with an Individual Development Plan
66%
participation in Great Place to Work survey
Commitments
Atos adheres to the ten universally principles defined by the United Nations Global Compact in the areas of human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption
More
Atos publishes a new wide-ranging Group accessibility and digital inclusion policy
Atos pledges support for LGBT+ rights at work by signing two international commitments (the United Nations’ Standards of Conduct for Business and the L’Autre Cercle Charter of LGBT+ Commitment)
Want to learn more
- 2018 integrated report
- Visit the IT challenge, 2019 theme : Machine Learning for sustainability
- Visit the careers site