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The Group aims to be an attractive employer for both existing and potential employees. Two of the Group’s strategic priorities are “create a learning and innovative organization” and “develop our people & affected communities”. Our employees are crucial for our success, and as an employer, Lerøy strives to create an including and engaging work environment characterized by collaboration, learning and continuous development.
One of our focus areas is to develop an inclusive and engaging work environment. Within the Group, we strive to build a culture of pride and openness through collaboration and learning across our fully integrated value chain. To measure this, we run an annual employee survey in collaboration with Great Place to Work that is distributed to every employee in the Group. The survey is available in 17 languages, and is voluntary to participate in. We encourage all employees in the Group to participate and we are proud to have achieved an answer rate of 82% in 2024.
In the future, we will continue to build our “One Lerøy” culture focusing on continuous development and improvement.
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The numbers are reported in head count at the end of reporting period (31.12.2023).
DEFINITIONS
Own employee/s (GRI term - “employee”) – An employee (full time and part time) employed on a direct employment contract with Lerøy which defines all terms and conditions of the employment relationship.
Hired employee/s (GRI term “worker”) – An employee (full time and part time) employed temporarily for a fixed period of time (for instance a season) from a recruitment agency. The hired employee has a direct employment contract with the recruitment agency.
Lerøy predominantly uses hired labor (workers) to meet the organization’s temporary/ seasonal needs during certain times of the year, for instance during the cod (lat. Gadus Morhua) season which begins in January and lasts until the end of April. Hired employees perform the same work and have the same workload as our full-time employees.
All employees in Lerøy Seafood Group have a written employment contract of employment that sets out the roles and duties of the employment.
Lerøy requires that hired labor (workers) also have a written employment contract that sets out the roles and duties of the employment.
Part-time employment in Norway
9.6% of employees and workers at Lerøy’s Norwegian companies work part-time. Of those, 34.6% are women and 65.4% are men. Some of these part-time positions reflect the reduced need for full-time roles, or they have been created in response to the employee’s and worker's needs, wishes and individual life situations. Many of the part-time roles at Lerøy are auxiliary roles staffed by students. This allows the students to gain practical work experience alongside their studies.
Temporary employment in Norway
14% of employees at the Norwegian companies are working in temporary positions. Most temporary roles are seasonal and fluctuate with demand, e.g. during the cod (lat. Gadus Morhua) season. Lerøy also draws on a pool of temporary workers to meet its ever-changing need for resources throughout the year and to cover for staff who are on leave or working on projects.
All companies in the Group carry out employment, occupational health and safety related and compliance related reporting on a monthly/quarterly basis in the Group’s reporting system Cemasys. The reported information is consolidated at Group level.
There are no significant fluctuations in the number of employees during the reporting period (2023).
| Male | Female | Total | |
| Number of workers who are not employees | 256 | 415 | 671 |
| Information on employees by gender | Male | Female | Total |
| Number of employees (head count) | 3 680 | 2 333 | 6 013 |
| Number of permanent employees (head count) | 2 958 | 1 616 | 4 574 |
| Number of temporary employees (head count) | 466 | 302 | 768 |
| Number of non-guaranteed hours employees (head count) | 80 | 52 | 132 |
| Number of full time employees (head count) | 3 260 | 1 864 | 5 124 |
| Number of part time employees (head count) | 340 | 417 | 757 |
Turnover includes own employees, hired employees, part-time employees and temporary employees.
Turnover rate – gender:
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17,2% |
47% |
53% |
Turnover rate in different age groups:
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Employees under 30 years old |
Employees between 30-50 years old |
Employees over 50 years old |
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39,7% |
47,88% |
12,42% |