“A precondition of your long-term success is that you endeavor to think not only of yourselves but also of your fellow human beings”. – Daniel Swarovski (1862 – 1956)
We understand that a successful business nurtures and engages a diverse workforce and creates an inclusive working environment. Every individual has the right to a sense of belonging and the ability to express themselves without judgment or prejudice. We continue to uphold these fundamental beliefs for our colleagues, our partners, and throughout society, driving impact through investing in our people-focused programs and remaining dedicated to developing our initiatives further.
Discover more below about the three pillars of our sustainability strategy that focus on people: Equity, Diversity & Inclusion; Empowerment & Education; and Rights & Respect.

Les groupes de ressources
Title:Nous sommes fiers de soutenir de nombreux groupes et réseaux dirigés par des employés au sein de Swarovski ; ils contribuent ensemble et chaque jour au renforcement de la communauté, à la sensibilisation de tous et à l'action commune. Citons par exemple eMpoWer Together qui vise à renforcer l'autonomie des femmes au travail et Pride at Swarovski qui soutient et valorise la communauté LGBT+.

Égalité des genres
Title:Nous menons par ailleurs des projets centrés sur la chaîne d’approvisionnement avec des ONG telles que BSR HERproject et la Fondation Raks Thai, afin d’apporter notre soutien dans des domaines tels que l’éducation financière ou la santé sexuelle.

La Pride chez Swarovski
Title:Nous nous engageons à désinvisibiliser et à célébrer haut et fort la communauté LGBTQ+. Nos groupes de soutien aident à mettre en lumière nos collègues LGBTQ+ qui organisent régulièrement des événements pour mieux comprendre comment soutenir leurs actions et leurs causes. Pendant le mois des fiertés, nous tenons à sensibiliser à l'individualité, en célébrant et en partageant les voix de collaborateurs à l’instar récemment du mannequin transgenre Ariel Nicholson ou du créateur de mode Ludovic de Saint Sernin.
Nous sommes fiers d'être signataires de la campagne «∘Libres et égaux∘» des Nations Unies ainsi que des normes de conduite de l’ONU pour les entreprises luttant contre la discrimination à l'égard des personnes LGBTI. Nous sommes également membres de Workplace Pride.

University of the Arts London
Title:In partnership with the London College of Fashion we run the Swarovski Innovator Award, an annual competition for final year BA Fashion Jewelry students. We also established the Swarovski Conscious Design Hub on the Central Saint Martins website, acting as a showcase for research and design work and demonstrating to students that we are committed to a sustainable future.

Innovate2030
Title:We supported Team Xtend in 2021 as part of the competition to develop ideas for incentivizing circular behaviors and re-purposing pre-loved jewelry. Team Xtend won with their mobile app that promotes circularity and reduces waste by encouraging customers to recycle their used jewelry for repurposing, and to either rent or purchase previous season or re-worked Swarovski items. Following the success of the Innovate2030 project, we ran a project with the Milano Fashion Institute to elicit more ideas for promoting circularity from talented digital natives.

Leadership, Mentoring & Apprenticeships
Title:Our apprenticeships run for up to four years and cover 11 different specialisms, such as chemical lab technology, carpentry, and several engineering professions. As well as learning the craft of their trade, we make sure our apprentices are prepared for a variety of operational processes, experience cutting-edge AI and VR, learn the latest software packages, and develop soft skills for their personal development. Since 1953, when the program started, we have trained more than 1,500 apprentices from 12 different nations.

The Tent Partnership for Refugees
Title:In November 2021, we became a member of the program and committed to mentoring 50 refugee women over three years, beginning in Switzerland in early 2022. The goal of the mentorship program is to upskill the women and give them the best possible chance of finding employment. The program focuses on career development and professional advancement and intends to equip refugee women with practical skills and knowledge for the job market, including improving their CVs and social media profiles, explaining the recruitment processes of their host country, and addressing potential cultural differences in the workplace.