Securitas SHARE: Sustainability Report 2016 | Page 13

Securitas’ responsibilities Key issues The benefits of security solutions, with a higher degree of electronic security The cost efficiency of security solutions including technology ­Securitas’ ability to ensure continuity and performance delivery Values and ethics Recruitment and onboarding Training and skill development Talent management Fair terms of employment Securitas’ approach In a more clear, transparent and sustainable way, communicate the benefits of electronic security, providing data showing how a predictive approach increases the level of security and, at the same time, make security more cost efficient. In order to attract, retain and develop our employees, S ­ ecuritas strives to be a reliable employer. Developing and upholding solid human resources processes is a vital factor to our success. ­­Securitas values proactive relationships and a constructive dialog with local unions as well as global union associations. Health and safety The bottom line effects of S ­ ecuritas leading the transforma- tion of the security industry How to manage the challenges related to the transformation to electronic-driven security solutions Maintaining stable and long-term operations Quality of procured goods and services Values and ethics requirements Compliance with anti-corruption policy Contract commitment and fulfillment of deliveries Status of security officers and the profession Remuneration issues Employee skills development Provide solid data and figures supporting our strategy. Enhance the focus on how the transformation of offered services affects the financial results and how ­Securitas manages the risks associated with investing in electronic security solutions. Explain the benefits of the position as industry leader. Provide our suppliers with information regarding our Values and Ethics Code and include compliance with the Code in our supplier contracts. We also have specific guidelines and standards for suppliers and conduct supplier risk assessments when required. Within industry organizations, strive to improve the status of the security officer profession, raise industry wage levels and intensify skills development efforts. Terms for values and ethics in the international security industry Create work opportunities Equal conditions for men and women, ethnic and religious minorities, individuals with disabilities, etc. Procurement from local suppliers Contribution to increased security and safety in local communities, through cooperations Laws and regulations concerning the security industry Possibilities to expand assignments to ensure a safer society Active participation in various local projects, such as security training in schools, promoting cooperation with local communities and suppliers, mentorship programs for young people, and employment opportunities for people having difficulties entering the job market. S ­ ecuritas always strives to be engaged in the local communities. Work to improve the business conditions in the security industry. Explore opportunities to take over ­non-core police tasks. Securitas Sustainability Report 2016 13