Employees and society

Employees, the working environment and our role in the society at a glance

The social dimension of sustainability

Sustainability describes a forward-looking perspective in which environmental, social and economic aspects are considered over the long term in order to preserve the foundations of life and business for future generations. In the corporate and financial sectors in particular, these aspects are commonly summarized under the term ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance).

The social dimension particularly covers responsibility towards employees, customers, business partners, and society.

In our rapidly changing world, the social dimension of sustainability is becoming increasingly important. We seek to live up to our responsibilities through a respectful, collegial working environment and fair treatment of our employees and customers, as well as through our commitment to society at large.

Our commitment to social sustainability

Our commitment to social sustainability ecompasses the two key areas employees and society. Further information on how we address these topics can be found on the relevant topic-specific pages.

  • Employees

    In addition to environmental topics, Commerzbank also considers employee- and workplace-related aspects. These include measures to support employees and to foster a respectful working...

  • Operational commitment for the benefit of society

    We are part of society and as such are networked with our environment in many ways. For us, taking responsibility here means addressing societal developments and social challenges and...

365 days of diversity

  • Diversity & inclusion

    We live and breathe diversity every day, driven by a sense of responsibility to our employees, our customers, our business partners and to society as a whole.

  • Employee development

    Commerzbank actively supports its employees in their personal development and provides appropriate offers for this purpose

  • Accessibility at Commerzbank

    Accessibility as the basis for inclusive working and banking