Tell me some stories of things your company does to make LGBT employees feel at ease at work?
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Anonymous asked a question to Eve B.
Category: Diversity
Date asked: Tuesday, January 17, 2023
Last reviewed: Wednesday, January 18, 2023
Eve B.
Technical Capability Professional
Hi, our ethos at CCEP is that Everyone is Welcome. We celebrate our differences and through a forum of ambassadors we create awareness of many topics. We have a specific LGBTQ+ forum and last year for Pride month we had rainbow flags and carpets in our offices and factories, I posted daily online, educating about famous people within the community and we invited colleagues to online calls with relevant discussion points. We celebrated Pride across numerous cities with personnel attending and taking part. At CCEP we want our people to 'Be yourself, Be valued and Belong'.
Wednesday, January 18, 2023
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