Be yourself and belong

    Diversity Be yourself and belong

    We foster an inclusive workplace culture, boost social participation, and advocate it outside of Webvaultsystems.

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    Gender diversity at Webvaultsystems

    The presence and active participation of women at every level of the organization are a force for good. We are committed to achieving gender parity and creating a workplace where everyone can thrive.

    50% Women

    Directors and managers are women in our organization.

    56% Women

    Women in the core leadership team.

    63% Women

    Leaders across all departments are women.

    33% Women

    Women thriving in tech and engineering roles.

    Diversity and inclusive culture: A step-by-step practical guide for organizations

    Diversity and inclusive culture: A step-by-step practical guide for organizations

    Co-authored by the Sustainability Lead at Webvaultsystems, the guidebook is a helpful resource for organizations to build an inclusive workspace culture.

    Narratives matter

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    Gender. "Like a girl" – what does it mean to you

    Be mindful about not using gendered terms. Instead of salesman, opt for a more inclusive version – salesperson.

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    Cultural Diversity. "Illegal immigrant" – a person cannot be illegal, an act can.

    Phrases such as "flood of immigrants" and "wave of refugees" are a manifestation of the dehumanization of migrants. The use of such language may increase prejudice and contribute to negative attitudes.

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    Generational Inclusion. Experience meets innovation at every age.

    We value the unique perspectives that different generations bring to our team. By fostering an environment where junior talent and seasoned experts collaborate, we ensure a rich exchange of knowledge and ideas.

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    Mental Condition. "Mentally ill" – use "person with a mental health condition".

    Avoid using negative or judgemental language when talking about people with mental health conditions. Use language that conveys hope and optimism to support and promote a culture of recovery.

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    Disability. Disability does not define a person.

    Say "person with a disability/disabled person" or "people with disabilities/disabled people," not "the disabled" alone. Do not label a person and define them by their diagnosis, it is secondary to who they are.

    Working Families

    Working Families

    We offer a flexible work schedule and a remote-first culture to support working families.
    Our policies are designed to ensure that parents and caregivers have the support they need to balance work and life effectively.
    Neurodiversity

    Neurodiversity

    We provide support and education on neurodiversity to create an inclusive environment for all cognitive styles.
    By embracing neurodiversity, we tap into a wider range of talents and problem-solving approaches.

    Mental health

    We are aware of mental health challenges people face nowadays, and we strive to actively support our employees' health and wellbeing. We provide a set of tools and resources for our people to take care of their mental health.

    Mindgram

    We cover therapy sessions costs through the mental health platform Mindgram.

    Internal webinars

    We run regular webinars with qualified experts on topics related to health and wellbeing.

    Knowledge sharing

    We created a dedicated resource page and a Slack channel for ongoing support and questions.

    Dedicated training for leaders

    We empower our leaders to provide support for their team members through custom training.

    Flexibility & long leave

    Our employees enjoy flexible working hours and the possibility of taking a long leave.

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