Our Corporate Governance Report contains the information required by the Directive on Information Relating to Corporate Governance issued by the SIX Swiss Exchange.
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The Board of Directors delegates certain duties to committees formed from its own members. It has appointed four standing committees.
Meet the Members of Group Executive Committee of the Schindler Group.
The Organizational Regulations of the Schindler Group are based on articles 716, 716a and 716b of the Swiss Code of Obligations and the Articles of Association of Schindler Holding Ltd.
Read the current binding German version of the Articles of Association of Schindler Holding Ltd., as well as the English translation.
Our Strategic Sourcing Organization works closely with our regional sourcing organizations to deliver competitive, innovative, and sustainable supply solutions for Schindler globally.
Our global purchasing organization is managed by a network of category and country teams, who work closely together to achieve maximum results.
The Category structure defines the global material and service categories supplying the Schindler Group and drives the management of the spend and the supply base.
We are continually searching for innovative ways to reduce the carbon intensity of our vehicle fleet. And, by increasing the use of remote monitoring and adaptive servicing of our products, we are further reducing the need to travel.
We are continuously looking for ways to do more to tackle climate change through minimizing our environmental impact at our sites.
Our global presence gives us access to the full spectrum of human diversity – reinforcing our ability to adapt and innovate.
Every day, we move more than 2 billion passengers, who rely on our products to get around – that means the safety and reliability of our products are critical.
We make a positive contribution to communities through our targeted Responsibility initiatives.
Quality and innovation guide our investments to improve the environmental performance of our products.
We pioneer smart mobility with our ideas & solutions, keeping an ever-growing urban world easily accessible and making each trip safe, efficient, and secure.
We are committed to increase sustainability and environmental awareness in our supply chain while maintaining high standards of safety & quality.
Information security is not the exclusive domain of our IT department – we want it to be everyone’s business. Building our cyber resilience is part of our corporate risk management approach and an ongoing effort.
All Schindler employees commit themselves to observe the highest ethical standards of professional and personal conduct in their interactions with …
In the Educate stage of the Compliance Program activities & processes are implemented which are designed to avoid compliance violations before they occur.
In the Examine stage of the Compliance Program processes to detect hints of possible violations ("Red Flags") are implemented.
In the Enforce stage of the Compliance Program suspicions of violations are investigated, corrective actions taken and the responsible employees sanctioned.
Schindler registered shares & participation certificates are traded on the Swiss stock exchange since November 1, 1971.
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Schindler's dividend policy is earnings-related and provides for a payout ratio of 50% to 80% of net profit attributable to shareholders of Schindler Holding Ltd.
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Schindler reports on its financial performance on a quarterly basis.
Schindler reports on its financial performance on a quarterly basis. The documents in the reporting archive are available online only. For an overview click the corresponding year.
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Learn about the people, traditions, and values that motivate us to tackle the urban mobility challenges of the 21st century.
By building inclusive and diverse teams, we are laying the foundation for creativity, innovation, and effective decision-making.
Help us transform the world. We’re looking for driven professionals ready to solve society’s most pressing urban mobility challenges.
Our values are the foundation of everything we do and allow us to remain a leading global player in the elevator and escalator industry.
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Discover more about Schindler employee compensation packages and benefits – and why competitive salaries are just the start.
Finding the right balance between work and life can be tough. We make it easier through flexible modern policies designed to meet diverse needs.
The key to maintaining Schindler’s proud legacy is by making sure that all our people – at every level – remain trained and ready.
Discover how we take our most talented young professionals on an international and multidisciplinary 6-year journey to help their careers flourish.
International assignments are a key part of how we develop our people. Grow your career internationally with Schindler.
Whether you’re a lift technician or an engineer, we need people with experience and skill. Seasoned professionals make our elevator & escalator service company great!
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Do you know where the term "elevator music" comes from? And why does it exist? There's a good story behind these questions that ended up being synonymous with a more peaceful and ambient-focused musical style.
U.S. General George Squires patented a process in the early 1920s for transmitting music over electrical lines and later founded "Muzak Holdings," a company specializing in providing music with soft melodies for commercial buildings. “Muzak” even became synonymous with “elevator music” due to the dominance of the company in the market.
The association of Muzak and the term "elevator music" was largely due to his goal: to bring a moment of relaxation to the people who used the means of transportation, which was still a nov-elty for many at the time.
Over time, background music became such a common companion in modern lives, that many people wouldn’t even realize that there was music in the elevators, department stores, and even-tually malls.
Fast forward almost 200 years and elevators are one of the most used forms of transportation, but the specific sound associated with elevator music, usually involving themes from "soft" popu-lar music or “light” classical music being performed by slow strings, has finally lost its domi-nance. A possible casualty to the rise of personal music and headphones?
This style of music is not completely gone of course, it is still often used to comedic effect in mass media such as film and TV, where intense or dramatic scenes may be interrupted or inter-spersed with such anodyne music while characters ride in an elevator.
The Muzak name has been retired and fewer elevators have music piped in than during elevator music’s hay day from the 1950s to 70s, but that’s not the end of the story for entertainment while you ride.
With advances in technology, we now display multimedia content, news and other in-formation during your ride. But why stop at the ride? Already in some countries, the Schindler Doorshow entertains you while you’re waiting for your elevator to arrive!
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