We take responsibility

For us, economic success together with socially and ecologically responsible action belong together and are the basis of our business success. Sustainability is an essential part of our corporate culture, which shapes our daily work and the way we deal with each other and our business partners. We have formulated our corporate responsibility guiding principles for the WTS Group in a accordingly concise manner:
 

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Environment

UN Global Compact

We're in! By signing the UN Global Compact, we are once again confirming how important responsible corporate governance is for us.

The initiative is the world's largest network for sustainable business.

WTS Group is committed to the observance and promotion of the ten principles in the fields of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption. In addition, we are committed to promoting the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations, which contribute to sustainable development globally by 2030.

You can find our first UN Global Compact Progress Report here.

With this report, we present our measures and results for the implementation of the ten UN GC Principles.

We align all our environmental and social initiatives with the needs of WTS stakeholders and continuously develop them further.

WTS Group Foundation

The heart of our social activities is the WTS Group Foundation, which was established in February 2016. The foundation enables us to bundle our commitment and support projects directly and without bureaucratic hurdles.

When making donations, we focus on local and regional initiatives in the area of our respective locations. There, we provide targeted support to smaller organizations and focus on long-term cooperation. In this way, we ensure that the funds provided reach the desired recipients as directly as possible and without any administrative hurdles.

The WTS Sustainability Advisory Board

The WTS Sustainability Advisory Board is a body consisting of six WTS and FAS employees from different departments and WTS locations. The Advisory Board is headed by Anselm Bilgri, member of the Board of Trustees of our shareholder, the WTS Foundation for Retirement Pensions, and thus, part of our corporate base.  The former Benedictine monk now advises companies in the field of value-based management.

An important task of the Sustainability Advisory Board is to monitor the use of the company's own sustainability fund: In this context, WTS Group annually allocates donations to environmental initiatives.