Gender equality in the workplace

As a major player in the digital sector, we are convinced that professional equality between women and men is a major challenge for enriching our corporate culture, energizing our businesses and activities, and consolidating the relationships we have with our teams, customers and partners.

The Group is committed to increasing the proportion of women on the Executive Committee from 12% to 30% and the proportion of women in senior management from 15% to 20% by 2025. For several years now, we have also been taking steps to make our businesses more attractive to women and to ensure professional equality.

In 2021, our group signed up to the "7 Women's Empowerment Principles" of the UN Women's Charter. 

Our commitments

"7 Women's Empowerment Principles" of the UN Women's Charter

Together For Greater Balance

TogetHER For Greater Balance (TFGB) is the program designed to share our initiatives in gender equality at work. Launched in 2019, the program is focused on internal and external actions to act for gender equality, all year long.

We see our contribution as sustainable, human and guiding.

Attract, promote, train, share best practices – TFGB program’s aims

Attract

The small percentage of women in the digital sector is not just about professional representativeness. It is also a societal issue in a world undergoing a full-scale digital revolution that affects all economic and social facets of our society.

Promote

Women at Steria inspire us. They act to shift the lines. Click here to discover how.

Karine, Project Director in the Defense sector - CIMPA France
Aurélie, Security Cultural Change Consultant
Shiny, D&I leader, India
Elodie, Business unit director, CIMPA France
Marzena, Global Delivery Center Director, Poland
Louise, aviation maintenance consultant, CIMPA France

Train

Training paths to leadership, the impact of stereotypes, mentoring programs and that help support women as they evolve and awareness campaigns are some of the many essential tools enabling everyone to take action and help bring about change.

What's new?

Sopra Steria signs the UN Women Charter and continues its commitment to gender equality
By endorsing the "7 Women's Empowerment Principles" (WEP) of the UN Women's Charter, the Group is strengthening its action to attract  more women to the digital sector and is taking steps to fight against gender stereotypes.
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Our commitments

Diversity and inclusion At Sopra Steria, social inclusion is a core value

As a committed player, the Group works every day alongside its partners, clients and employees to combat discrimination and promote social inclusion.
We support programs and initiatives that promote equal opportunities.

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Disability Together, let's work for the employability and professional integration of people with disabilities

We take concrete action to promote professional integration by deploying innovative recruitment, job adaptation, training and awareness-raising initiatives.

Regardless of the country, the Group is committed to complying with all legal provisions and local regulations and recommendations in favor of the employment of disabled people.

We propose challenges to our employees that aim to develop innovative solutions to build a positive future. Organized every two years, the Innovations Awards allow all Sopra Steria’s employees to build creative and innovative technological solutions that respond to business and societal challenges. In 2021, the Group will reaffirm its commitment by signing the International Labour Organization (ILO) charter and joining the "Entreprises et Handicap" network.

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Be happy at work - Well-being at work, a Group priority

In a world where mental health and people’s rights are now discussed openly, we’re here to ensure our people are as happy and healthy as they can be in every regard.

To ensure this, since 2019, we’ve carried an internal satisfaction study led by Great Place to Work to understand what our employees expect from their work, their career and their professional life.

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