Societe Generale and UNI Global Union renew their agreement

The new three-year agreement was signed this morning in Societe Generale’s offices by Christy Hoffman, General Secretary of UNI Global Union, and Caroline Guillaumin, Group Head of Human Resources at Societe Generale, first European bank to renew its agreement with UNI Global Union.

Societe Generale was the first French bank to sign, in 2015, a global agreement on human rights and implement a global social framework with UNI Global Union. Societe Generale and UNI Global Union have extended their commitments in terms of:

• Combatting discrimination and developing diversity
• Fostering a working environment that protects and enhances health, safety and quality of life in the workplace
• Introducing the principle of a duty of care with a plan to identify, prevent and mitigate human rights violations within the Group.

The agreement applies to all the Group’s 147,000 employees in 67 countries. Staff will be informed of all the details regarding this agreement.