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Employee satisfaction
Employee identification with CR commitment ESG KPI
Satisfaction and commitment index
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The Employee Satisfaction KPI 
has improved steadily in recent years. This is largely due to sets of measures which guarantee improvements right down to individual teams. We base this on the employee survey carried out every two years and monitor how effective these measures are through the half-yearly pulse survey. This allows us to continuously analyze and optimize our processes. It gives us the opportunity to continually improve employee satisfaction.
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Puls-Check
Deutsche Telekom wants to pursue an open dialog and productive exchange with its employees. New working models and state-of-the-art communication options as well as regular employee surveys help us accomplish this. The main feedback tools which the Group uses to assess employee satisfaction include the employee survey, which is carried out every two years, and the semi-annual pulse survey, containing the 15 questions from the employee survey shown below.
This data is relevant for criteria 7 (Rules and processes) and 14 (Employee rights and diversity) of the German Sustainability Code. It is also used for reporting on the Global Compact principles 3 (Freedom of association) and 6 (Elimination of discrimination).
We use the Employee Identification with CR Commitment ESG KPI
to determine the degree to which our staff identify with, or how satisfied they are, with our CR commitment. This is based on the Group employee survey (excluding T-Mobile US), which we conduct every two to three years. The next survey will be conducted in May 2019.
The 2017 survey indicated - as in previous years - a considerable increase in employee identification and satisfaction with regard to our CR activities.
Reporting against standardsThis data is relevant for criteria 7 (Control) and 14 (Employment Rights) of the German Sustainability Code. It is also used in our reporting on Global Compact img Principles 3 (Freedom of association) and 6 (Elimination of discrimination).