SAP Health & Safety Commitment Statement
Commitment
Statement
SAP Health, Safety & Well-Being
People & Culture
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Statement
SAP Health, Safety & Well-Being
People & Culture
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Healthy Culture
Driving Business Success
To deliver on our promises outlined in SAP’s
Business Strategy, our people need to be at their
best, utilizing their full potential while caring for
their own health, their colleagues’ and team’s well-
being and their customers’ needs. Health, safety
and well-being are cornerstones of a sustainable
future of work. The Business Health Culture Index
(BHCI) clearly shows the financial impact of a
healthy culture on business success.1 Physically
and psychologically safe workplaces, caring
leaders and a healthy working culture respecting
individual preferences and needs maximize
individual contributions to collective growth and
resilience.
SAP’s Global Health, Safety and Well-Being Team is
part of the Future of Work organization within
SAP ́s People & Culture board area.
SAP has a long tradition of excellence and won
multiple awards in the area of employee health,
safety, and well-being as a foundation of
outstanding, innovative products and customer
solutions. We continuously exchange with cross
industry peer networks and government bodies to
learn and share best practices around physical
/mental health and safety in the workplace. SAP`s
focus and investment into this area are a testament
to its employees, external workforce, customers,
and business partners.
This statement is an extension of SAP’s public
commitment to the Human Rights Commitment
Statement2, Luxembourg Declaration on
Workplace Health Promotion3, the International
Labor Organization (ILO) Declaration on
Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work4 and
the United Nations Sustainable Development
Goals5 (specifically SDG 3 “Good Health” and SDG
8 “Decent Workplaces”).
1 SAP Integrated Report | 2 Human Rights Commitment Statement | 3 Luxembourg Declaration on Workplace Health Promotion | 4 International Labor
Organization (ILO) Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work | 5 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
“Understanding and respecting
people’s needs in regard to their
health, safety and well-being pays
off, as it keeps them happy and
resilient to thrive in the Future of
Work.”
Dr. Natalie Lotzmann
Global Vice President HR, Chief Medical Officer,
Head of SAP Global Health, Safety, and Well-Being
Healthy Culture
Driving Business Success
To deliver on our promises outlined in SAP’s
Business Strategy, our people need to be at their
best, utilizing their full potential while caring for
their own health, their colleagues’ and team’s well-
being and their customers’ needs. Health, safety
and well-being are cornerstones of a sustainable
future of work. The Business Health Culture Index
(BHCI) clearly shows the financial impact of a
healthy culture on business success.1 Physically
and psychologically safe workplaces, caring
leaders and a healthy working culture respecting
individual preferences and needs maximize
individual contributions to collective growth and
resilience.
SAP’s Global Health, Safety and Well-Being Team is
part of the Future of Work organization within
SAP ́s People & Culture board area.
SAP has a long tradition of excellence and won
multiple awards in the area of employee health,
safety, and well-being as a foundation of
outstanding, innovative products and customer
solutions. We continuously exchange with cross
industry peer networks and government bodies to
learn and share best practices around physical
/mental health and safety in the workplace. SAP`s
focus and investment into this area are a testament
to its employees, external workforce, customers,
and business partners.
This statement is an extension of SAP’s public
commitment to the Human Rights Commitment
Statement2, Luxembourg Declaration on
Workplace Health Promotion3, the International
Labor Organization (ILO) Declaration on
Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work4 and
the United Nations Sustainable Development
Goals5 (specifically SDG 3 “Good Health” and SDG
8 “Decent Workplaces”).
1 SAP Integrated Report | 2 Human Rights Commitment Statement | 3 Luxembourg Declaration on Workplace Health Promotion | 4 International Labor
Organization (ILO) Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work | 5 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
“Understanding and respecting
people’s needs in regard to their
health, safety and well-being pays
off, as it keeps them happy and
resilient to thrive in the Future of
Work.”
Dr. Natalie Lotzmann
Global Vice President HR, Chief Medical Officer,
Head of SAP Global Health, Safety, and Well-Being
Table of Contents
4 Purpose and Objectives
6 Areas of Focus
11 Processes and Measurement
12 Terms and Definitions
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4 Purpose and Objectives
6 Areas of Focus
11 Processes and Measurement
12 Terms and Definitions
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Purpose and
Objectives
The purpose of this document is to demonstrate
SAP ́s commitment to health & safety, rooted in
compliance with international and local health
and safety regulations.
The corresponding internal SAP Health & Safety
Policy is a global framework that aims to clarify
the responsibility of SAP, its leaders of legal
entities/countries, managers and employees for a
healthy working culture and a safe work
environment. It applies to all businesses within
SAP and all SAP employees and leaders
regardless of the working location or setup.
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Objectives
The purpose of this document is to demonstrate
SAP ́s commitment to health & safety, rooted in
compliance with international and local health
and safety regulations.
The corresponding internal SAP Health & Safety
Policy is a global framework that aims to clarify
the responsibility of SAP, its leaders of legal
entities/countries, managers and employees for a
healthy working culture and a safe work
environment. It applies to all businesses within
SAP and all SAP employees and leaders
regardless of the working location or setup.
4 / 12AREAS OF FOCUS PROCESSES AND MEASUREMENTPURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES TERMS AND DEFINITIONS