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Diversity & equality at OP
Employees
OP Pohjola offers its staff possibilities to educate themselves. For example, OP Pohjola follows the 70:20:10 principle, giving employees the option to use 10% of working hours on personal development. OP Pohjola provides an extensive range of coaching opportunities, to ensure that employees working in insurance, finance, and investment meet regulatory competence requirements. OP Pohjola provides different e-learning entities on topics such as ESG in finance and data protection. OP Pohjola also provides its employees with a mentorship program that supports individuals' possibilities to advance their careers at within the company. Read more about OP Pohjola's employee development in our annual report.
Employees' rights
OP Pohjola respects its employee’s unionising rights and all our employees have Freedom of Association and over 90% are part of collective agreements. Find more about employees' rights here.
Remuneration within OP Pohjola
In its remuneration, OP Pohjola complies with provisions based on EU and national laws and guidelines issued by the European Central Bank, the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority and other regulators. OP Pohjola's remuneration policies are based on laws, provisions, and recommendations applicable to the financial sector and on the Finnish Corporate Governance Code. Read more about remuneration at OP Pohjola here.
Responsible actor
OP Pohjola interacts broadly with all its stakeholders such as local communities, our owner-customers, and our procurement partners. Read about our stakeholder engagement here.
We acknowledge we have a large responsibility beyond our own operations. Our contract suppliers are required to follow our CSR requirements for suppliers.