2022 gender equality index

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Wednesday 1 March 2023
ACOME SA obtained an overall score of 86 points on the gender equality index

For the year 2022, ACOME SA obtains a score of 86 points on the gender equality index, one of the provisions introduced by the law "for the freedom to choose one's professional future" of September 5, 2018. Pursuant to this law, which aims to advance companies in terms of pay equality between women and men in France, they must now calculate and publish this index every year.

Five indicators to take into account

The Index assesses our situation on a 100-point scale based on the following 5 indicators:

  • The gender pay gap;
  • The difference in the distribution of individual increases;
  • The distribution gap between promotions;
  • The number of employees with increased salary upon their return from maternity leave;
  • The number of people of the underrepresented sex among the 10 highest remunerations.

 

ACOME SA improves its score by 3 points compared to 2021

 

 

 

 

ACOME SA

Points in 2022

Maximum number of indicator points

Maximum number of points for calculable indicators

Gender pay gap

38

40

40

Difference in the distribution of individual increases

20

20

20

Distribution gap between promotions

15

15

15

Number of employees with increased salary upon their return from maternity leave

Non calculable

15

0

Number of people of the underrepresented sex among the 10 highest remunerations

0

10

10

Total of calculable indicators

73

 

85

INDEX / 100

86

 

100

 

Representation gap among senior executives

Percentage of women among senior managers

17 %

Percentage of men among senior managers

83 %

Representation gap among members of governing bodies

Percentage of women among members of governing bodies

42 %

Percentage of men among members of governing bodies

58 %

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