MYTILINEOS Holdings Sustainability Report
2014
MYTILINEOS Holdings Sustainability Report
2014
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As regards the practices relating to the provision of transition pro-
grammes designed to support employees about to retire, the Group for
the time being does not provide placement services or support, training
and advice programmes. However, it maintains in effect and applies
specific pension plans. Furthermore, in order to ensure the smooth
succession of retiring employees, succession plans are developed to
identify suitable successors to the positions vacated and to help these
persons adjust smoothly to their new jobs. In addition, the “Talent Man-
agement System” helps identify employees with exceptional capabili-
ties who become candidates for senior management positions. Finally,
in the case of dismissals a compensation is payable in accordance with
the existing legal framework, while in some cases the compensation
actually paid is higher than the statutory one.
EPC PROJECTS SECTOR
• Development of Soft Skills
• Project management
• Health, Safety & Environment
• Information Technology
• Quality Assurance & Control
• Skills development has evolved into one of the priorities of the corporate training strategy of METKA S.A., with the aim
of strengthening the skills of the Management and the project management skills of the company's Executives and
scientific personnel. Participations in these training activities numbered 56 employees.
• Training in Health, Safety and the Environment is a standing strategic training choice of the company, in which all
personnel categories participate. In 2014, a total of 256 employees received training on Health & Safety issues.
• To help the personnel of METKA S.A. adjust to the requirements of modern technology and to the high quality standards
applied in the execution of projects, during 2014 a total of 17 people were trained in IT and 100 people were trained in
specialised Quality Management and Control issues.
METALLURGY & MINING SECTOR
• Safety - Fire Safety
• Technical training
• Management, Personal Skills, Human Resources,
Continuous Improvement
• IT, Foreign Languages
• Financial training
• Environmental training
• In-house training on the occupation of one
department
• Administrative training
• In ALUMINIUM OF GREECE, the training policy focuses on the continuous education and training of its employees. More
specifically, personnel training activities are grouped into General Training, under the responsibility of the Training
Department, and On-the-Job (or In-House) Training, the responsibility for which rests with the individual Lines /
Departments of the company.
• The company has in place a special “TRAINING REGULATION”, which covers the entire range of training procedures,
as well as the planning of training seminars at the In-House or Inter-Company level. It also covers the procedure for
implementation of subsidised training programmes and training in speciallised subjects.
• In 2014, the training programme of ALUMINIUM OF GREECE (which totalled 45,853 training hours), attended by 88% of its
employees, focused on three areas: (a) training in occupational issues within the company’s departments; (b) technical
training; and (c) training in Health & Safety issues.
ENERGY SECTOR
• Technical Seminars
• Health & Safety
• Internal procedures & ISO Quality Systems
• Information Technology
• Personnel Administration and Leadership
• Finance - Accounting
• The technical training involved 26 programmes totalling 975 training hours and covered the needs of 138 Executives and
Technical & Labour personnel.
• With regard to Health & Safety, 46 training programmes were carried out, totalling 995 training hours and attended by
employees from all categories of PROTERGIA personnel.
• Additionally, 12 programmes with a total of 136 training hours were carried out to strengthen the skills of 136 employees
from all categories (Executives, Administrative employees and Technical & Labour personnel) in connection with
internal procedures and ISO quality systems.
• Training in Personnel Administration and Leadership consisted of 7 external training programmes with a total duration
of 476 training hours, attended by Executives and Administrative employees of the company.
Main categories of the Group’s in-house or external training programmes or seminars in
2014
• Employee empowerment and effectiveness
increase
• “Leveraging talent & impactful performance"
• Corporate Governance
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• During 2014, MYTILINEOS S.A. carried out a total of 7 training programmes with a duration of 669 training hours, placing
particular emphasis on strengthening the skills and increasing the effectiveness of employees. Almost 34.2% of the
company’s personnel participated in these training activities.
(G4-LA10)