RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES AND STAFF ENGAGEMENT

ESG indicator

GRI Standards

Reporting perimeter

Indicator

Unit of measurement

2019

2020

2021

2022

Employee engagement and efficiency

R1

2-7

1

Average employee headcount

people

1,680

1,815

1,984

2,206

R1

2-7

1

Average number of male employees

people

924

1,023

1,156

1,278

R1

2-7

1

Average number of female employees

people

756

792

828

928

R1

2-7

1

Total number of employees at year end

people

1,760

1,981

2,199

2,236

R1

2-7

1

Total number of male employees at year end

people

932

1,093

1,246

1,258

R1

2-7

1

Total number of female employees at year end

people

828

888

953

978

R2

2-8

1

Number of employees working on civil law contracts or other forms of contract, except for an employment contract

people

85

36

72

53

R2

2-8

1

Average duration of civil law contracts

months

1.8

2.5

2.0

2.1

R2

2-8

1

Total duration of civil law contracts

months

156.5

88.9

149.4

110.6

R1

1

Wages and other payments to employees (including benefits)

RUB billion

7.1

8.5

9.9

12

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires, total

people

346

484

683

548

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires as a percentage of the workforce

%

20

24

31

25

R1

401-1

1

New male employee hires

people

200

320

435

324

R1

401-1

1

New male employee hires as a percentage of the male workforce

%

21

29

35

26

R1

401-1

1

New female employee hires

people

146

164

248

224

R1

401-1

1

New female employee hires as a percentage of the female workforce

%

18

18

26

23

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires under 30 years of age

people

147

170

255

188

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires under 30 years of age as a percentage of the workforce under 30

%

56

54

66

51

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires 30 to 50 years of age

people

186

288

405

320

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires 30 to 50 years of age as a percentage of the 30 to 50 years old workforce

%

16

22

27

21

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires over 50 years of age

people

13

26

23

40

R1

401-1

1

New employee hires over 50

years of age

%

4

8

7

11

R1

1

Number of disabled employees hired

people

0

2

0

10

R1

1

Interns

people

37

42

67

75

R1

1

Interns hired upon completion of internship

people

10

12

14

29

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed employees, total

people

265

270

460

503

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed male employees

people

154

163

279

306

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed female employees

people

111

107

181

197

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed employees under 30 years of age

people

78

73

127

139

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed employees 30 to 50 years of age

people

142

155

280

319

R1

401-1

1

Dismissed employees over 50 years of age

people

45

42

53

45

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover

%

11.1

7.9

18.0

16.2

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of male employees under 30 years of age

%

2.1

1.3

3.5

2.9

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of female employees under 30 years of age

%

1.2

0.6

1.8

1.4

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of male employees 30 to 50 years of age

%

4.0

3.4

7.1

7.2

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of female employees 30 to 50 years of age

%

2.4

1.7

4.2

3.7

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of male employees over 50 years of age

%

0.8

0.4

0.8

0.4

R1

401-1

1

Turnover of female employees over 50 years of age

%

0.6

0.5

0.6

0.6

R1

401-1

1

Change in employee turnover compared to last year (full-time employees)

p.p.

2.3

–3.2

10.1

–1.8

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology)

%

15.1

13.6

21.0

22.5

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology), men

%

16.5

14.9

22.4

24.3

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology), women

%

13.4

12.0

19.0

20.1

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology), under 30 years of age

%

29.7

23.0

32.9

37.4

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology), 30 to 50 years of age

%

11.8

11.6

18.9

21.4

R1

401-1

1

Employee turnover (as per GRI methodology), over 50 years of age

%

15.1

13

16.1

12.1

R1

401-1

1

Change in employee turnover, as per GRI methodology

p.p.

–0.9

–1.5

7.4

1.5

R1

1

Percentage of employees who underwent a satisfaction/engagement review, total

%

86.0

85.1

83.6

R1

1

Percentage of engaged employees

85.0

86.2

86.2

R1

1

Percentage of loyal employees

84.0

81.4

84.4

R1

1

Percentage of satisfied employees

87.0

87.9

88.6

R1

2-7

1

Percentage of full-time employees

%

98

98

97

97

R1

2-7

1

Percentage of part-time employees

%

2

2

3

3

R1

2-7

1

Employees with a permanent employment contract, total

people

1,630

1,853

2,077

2,134

R1

2-7

1

Male employees with a permanent employment contract

people

869

1,029

1,188

1,207

R1

2-7

1

Female employees with a permanent employment contract

people

761

824

889

927

R1

2-7

1

Employees with a temporary employment contract, total

people

130

128

122

102

R1

2-7

1

Male employees with a temporary employment contract

people

63

64

58

51

R1

2-7

1

Female employees with a temporary employment contract

people

67

64

64

51

R1

2-7

1

Full-time employees, total

people

1,726

1,939

2,126

2,173

R1

2-7

1

Full-time male employees

people

915

1,073

1,213

1,221

R1

2-7

1

Full-time female employees

people

811

866

913

952

R1

2-7

1

Part-time employees, total

people

34

42

73

63

R1

2-7

1

Part-time male employees

people

17

20

33

37

R1

2-7

1

Part-time female employees

people

17

22

40

26

R1

2-7

1

Number of employees whose employment contracts do not guarantee working and paying for a certain number of working hours

people

0

0

0

0

R1

2-8

1

Fulfilment of a significant portion of the Company’s activities by workers who are not employees (other employees)

none

none

none

none

R1

405-1

1

Members of the Supervisory Board, total

people

12

12

12

12

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of male members of the Supervisory Board

%

83

83

83

92

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of female members of the Supervisory Board

%

17

17

17

8

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of members of the Supervisory Board under 30 years of age

%

0

0

0

0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of members of the Supervisory Board 30 to 50 years of age

%

42

42

42

60

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of members of the Supervisory Board over 50 years of age

%

58

58

58

40

R1

405-1

1

Senior executives, total

people

20

14

13

11

R1

405-1

1

Male senior executives

people

13

10

10

9

R1

405-1

1

Female senior executives

people

7

4

3

2

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of male senior executives

%

65

71

77

82

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of female senior executives

%

35

29

23

18

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of senior executives under 30 years of age

%

0

0

0

0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of senior executives 30 to 50 years of age

%

70

64

54

64

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of senior executives over 50 years of age

%

30

36

46

36

R1

405-1

1

Functional department managers, total

people

382

408

429

414

R1

405-1

1

Male functional department managers

people

231

254

273

256

R1

405-1

1

Female functional department managers

people

151

154

156

158

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of male functional department managers

%

60

62

64

62

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of female functional department managers

%

40

38

36

38

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of functional department managers under 30 years of age

%

1.8

2.9

2.8

2.0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of functional department managers 30 to 50 years of age

%

72.8

72.8

76.9

75.0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of functional department managers over 50 years of age

%

25.4

24.3

20.3

23.0

R1

1

Functional department managers with disabilities

people

0

0

1

1

R1

405-1

1

Specialists, total

people

1,327

1,544

1,742

1,799

R1

405-1

1

Male specialists

people

657

814

948

981

R1

405-1

1

Female specialists

people

670

730

794

818

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of male specialists

%

50

53

54

55

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of female specialists

%

50

47

46

45

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of specialists under 30 years of age

%

19

20

21

20

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of specialists 30 to 50 years of age

%

67

66

66

65

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of specialists over 50 years of age

%

14

14

13

15

R1

1

Specialists with disabilities

people

9

9

8

17

R1

405-1

1

Workers, total

people

31

15

15

12

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of male workers

%

100

100

100

100

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of female workers

%

0

0

0

0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of workers under 30 years of age

%

0

0

0

0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of workers 30 to 50 years of age

%

54.8

66.7

66.7

58.0

R1

405-1

1

Percentage of workers over 50 years of age

%

45.2

33.3

33.3

42.0

R1

401-3

1

Total number of employees who were entitled to parental leave

people

1,760

1,981

2,199

2,236

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: men

people

932

1,093

1,246

1,258

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: women

people

828

888

953

978

R1

401-3

1

Employees who took parental leave, total

people

42

30

29

23

R1

401-3

1

Male employees who took parental leave

people

1

0

1

0

R1

401-3

1

Female employees who took parental leave

people

41

30

28

23

R1

401-3

1

Employees who returned to work after parental leave, total

people

34

26

20

30

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: men

people

0

0

0

0

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: women

people

34

26

20

30

R1

401-3

1

Employees who returned to work after parental leave ended who were still employed 12 months after their return to work

people

21

25

14

14

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: men

people

1

0

0

0

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: women

people

20

25

14

14

R1

401-3

1

Return to work rate (ratio of the total number of employees who did return to work after parental leave to the total number of employees due to return to work after taking parental leave this year)

rate

0.8

0.6

0.8

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: men

rate

0

0

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: women

rate

0.8

0.6

0.8

R1

401-3

1

Retention rate (percentage of employees retained in the company after returning to work following a period of parental leave)

rate

0.8

0.7

0.5

0.7

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: men

rate

0

0

R1

401-3

1

  • of which: women

rate

0.7

0.5

0.7

R1

2-30

1

Number of complaints received with respect to violations of employees’ right to freedom of association and collective bargaining

%

0

0

0

0

R1

1

Percentage of total employees covered by collective bargaining agreements

%

0

0

0

0

Training and development

R2

404-1

1

Hours of training, total

hours

48,683

23,993

40,812

20,538

R2

404-1

1

Average hours of training per year per employee (as per GRI)

hours

28

12

19

9

R2

404-1

1

Average hours of training per year per male employee

hours

26

13

20

12

R2

404-1

1

Average hours of training per year per female employee

hours

29

11

17

6

R2

404-1

1

Percentage of employees who completed training, total

%

79

60

43

24

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per male senior executive

hours

31

34

84

18

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per female senior executive

hours

66

18

50

32

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per male functional department manager

hours

53

23

40

20

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per female functional department manager

hours

57

26

49

1

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per male specialist

hours

18

10

14

10

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per female specialist

hours

23

8

10

6

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per male worker

hours

2

0

0

0

R2

404-1

1

Number of training hours per female worker

hours

noneThese employees are not trained.

none

none

none

R2

2

Percentage of employees of the relevant departments who completed sustainability management training, out of the total number of employees

%

10

1

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of employees who underwent a regular performance and career development review, totalIndicator “Percentage of employees who underwent a regular performance and career development review for 2019 – 2021” calculated from those employees who have been assigned a formalised performance appraisal, excluding employees on parental leave, trainees, and dismissed employees until the appraisal is completed.

%

100

100

100

92

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of male senior executives who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

100

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of female senior executives who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

100

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of male functional department managers who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

98

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of female functional department managers who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

97

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of male specialists who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

92

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of female specialists who underwent a regular performance and career development review

%

100

100

100

90

R2

404-3

1

Percentage of employees for whom goals have been set (under a performance appraisal)

%

100

100

100

96

Diversity and equal opportunity

R3

405-1

1

Percentage of women out of the total number of employees

%

47

45

43

44

R3

405-1

1

Percentage of women on the Supervisory Board

%

25

24

20

21

R3

405-1

1

Percentage of women out of the total number of functional department managers

%

40

37

36

38

R3

405-1

1

Percentage of women out of the total number of senior executives

%

35

28

23

18

R3

1

Percentage of women in managerial positions in profit generating areas of the business (front office)

%

31

31

35

R3

405-2

1

Average gender pay gap: all employees

rate

1.39

1.33

1.32

R3

405-2

1

Average gender pay gap: functional department managers

rate

1.17

1.16

1.15

1.18

R3

405-2

1

Average gender pay gap: specialists

rate

1.27

1.32

1.27

1.25

R3

1

Employees with disabilities

people

9

9

9

18

R3

406-1

1

Total number of confirmed incidents of discrimination in the reporting period

number

0

0

0

0

R3

202-1

1

Average pay of entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses: total

RUB

82,500

85,680

94,170

90,162

R3

202-1

1

Average pay of entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses: men

RUB

82,000

85,260

95,700

98,864

R3

202-1

1

Average pay of entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses: women

RUB

83,000

88,100

85,700

69,857

R3

202-1

1

Minimum statutory monthly pay in Moscow

RUB

20,185

20,195

20,589

21,371

R3

202-1

1

Ratio of the average pay of entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses, to the minimum statutory monthly pay in Moscow

rate

4.1

4.2

4.6

4.22

R3

202-1

1

Ratio of the average pay of male entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses, to the minimum statutory monthly pay in Moscow

rate

4.06

4.2

4.6

4.63

R3

202-1

1

Ratio of the average pay of female entry-level specialists and workers, including bonuses, to the minimum statutory monthly pay in Moscow

rate

4.1

4.4

4.2

3.27

R3

1

Availability of variable remuneration in the form of shares for employees, other than senior management

yes

yes

yes

yes

Occupational health and safety (OHS), and employee well-being

R4

403-5

1

Number of employees who completed OHS training

people

374

517

360

384

R4

403-9

1

Number of work-related injuries, total

incidents

0

0

0

0

R4

403-9

1

Number of work-related injuries among employees

incidents

0

0

0

0

R4

403-9

1

Work-related injury rate (ratio of the number of work-related injuries of employees to the total number of hours worked)

rate

0

0

0

0

R4

403-9

1

Number of microinjuries among employees

incidents

0

R4

403-10

1

Cases of work-related illness

number

0

0

0

0

R4

403-10

1

Fatalities because of work-related illness

number

0

0

0

0

R4

1

Rate of absenteeism

rate

0

0

0

0

R4

1

Number of workplaces for which a special assessment of working conditions was carried out

workplaces

103

958

0

648