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"I find it important to be open to other cultures and be curious about the ‘other’. You have to see your partners in their element. You can only be successful in other cultures in the long term if your eyes are wide open and your ears pricked. My motto is to value rather than judge."
Herbert Stepic
Deputy Chairman of the RZB Managing Board
Chief Executive Officer RI
Our expansion over the past few years has transformed us into a multicultural group with an international footprint, and a presence at over thirty locations. This growth has brought great economic and social benefits and opportunities, but it also faces us with formidable challenges. Two of the most critical tests we face are the integration of employees with differing cultural backgrounds and equal opportunities for all staff.
Our "strong cultural mix" principle stands for our commitment to cultural diversity and our opposition both to all forms of discrimination and to grey uniformity.
A strong cultural mix
The RZB Group currently has over 66,600 employees from many different nationalities, and sees itself as a multicultural group. We make a reality of equal opportunities in our organisation, cultivate staff mobility in our banking network and advocate diversity in society.
- Innovative products tailored to consumer target groups
The RZB Group constantly creates new areas of business by responding to its customers’ cultures.
- Openness to the outside world
International networking, cultural exchanges and the European Union are all central to our public relations activities.
- Sponsoring cultural diversity and local traditions
RZB is following the lead of its shareholders by supporting the arts in its core markets. This sometimes extends well beyond the mainstream.
- Promotion possibilities and equal opportunities for all employees
Regardless of cultural background or gender, all RZB employees have the same opportunities for career advancement, and receive equal pay for equal work.
- Balancing work and family life for men and women
- Equal opportunities for the disabled
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