At the ORLEN Group, social capital stands for shared standards, values and behaviours, and relationships with internal and external Stakeholders, including employees, the public, customers and trading partners, that are based on trust and commitment.
UoM | 2019 | 2018 | |
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Scholarship programmes of the ORLEN Foundation – grant holders1 | [number] | 537 | 398 |
Grant programmes of the ORLEN Foundation | |||
‘My Place on Earth’2 – applications submitted | [number] | 2,132 | 1,135 |
‘My Place on Earth’ – grant-winning applications | [number] | 276 | 293 |
‘My Place on Earth’– estimated number of beneficiaries | [number] | 700,000 | * |
‘ORLEN for Firefighters’3 – applications submitted | [number] | 2,248 | approx. 4,000 |
‘ORLEN for Firefighters’– grant-winning applications | [number] | 249 | 360 |
Health promotion projects for employees | |||
Additional preventive check-ups4 | [number] | 1,050 | 1,000 |
Health Zone5 – participants | [number] | 350 | 634 |
Health promotion projects for local communities | |||
Comprehensive Programme for the Prevention, Diagnostics and Treatment of Cancers and Respiratory System Diseases for Residents of the City and County of Płock6, including: | |||
‘Health City’7 – medical consultations and examinations | [number] | over 10,000 | |
Series of educational meetings for local communities8 – participants | [number] | 210 | – |
ORLEN Warsaw Marathon – participants | [number] | 20,000 | 20,000 |
VERVA STREET RACING – participants | [number] | 250,000 | 80,000 |
Information projects | |||
Free Information System for residents of Płock and the Płock region – users9 | [number] | approx. 1,000 | – |
Employee volunteering programme | |||
Volunteer campaigns | [number] | 40 | * |
Employees engaged in volunteering | [number] | 800 | * |
Sponsoring projects for Płock residents | [number] | 59 | 98 |
Customer engagement in social projects10 | |||
Vitay programme and Yanosik application points donated by customers for social causes | [number] | 45,670,769 | 40,730,211 |
PKN ORLEN suppliers obliged to know and accept the ‘PKN ORLEN Supplier Code of Conduct’, the ‘Anti-Corruption Policy of the ORLEN Group’ and the ‘PKN ORLEN Rules for Accepting and Offering Gifts’ | [%] | 100 | 100 |
*The indicator was not measured in 2018.
1) Scholarship programmes of the ORLEN Foundation ‘For Eagles’ – a programme for children of the employees of PKN ORLEN and ORLEN Group companies, a programme for schoolchildren from Płock and neighbouring areas; ‘BONA FIDE’ – a programme for university students, a programme for people of Polish origin living beyond Poland’s Eastern border, a programme for charges of foster family group homes, the ‘Life to the Full’ programme, the ‘Masters of Chemistry’ programme.
2) ‘My Place on Earth’ – a nationwide grant programme to support the development of local communities, including by reaching small towns and encouraging activity of rural communities. Projects covered by grant applications could benefit such areas as sports, safety, education, history, culture or environmental protection.
3) ’ORLEN for Firefighters’ – a countrywide programme run since 2000, designed to support firefighters from state and voluntary fire-fighting units, while fostering the development of local communities. Fire-fighting units may apply for grants to help them pay for fire-fighting equipment, as well as equipment used in water, flood, road, technical, medical, chemical, environmental and technical rope rescue operations.
4) Additional preventive check-ups – As part of ‘Prevention at Your Fingertips’, preventive health check-ups are provided at the workplace. In 2019, employees had an opportunity to have densitometric tests, HCV tests (detecting the hepatitis C virus) and hearing tests done. Parents of children aged from nine months to six years could have their children ultrasound scanned with a view to early detection of cancer.
5) Health Zone – in May 2019, PKN ORLEN employees in Płock, Warsaw and Włocławek were offered the health zone where they could consult a physiotherapist, have a massage or undergo a podoscopic examination of their feet.
6) ‘Comprehensive Programme for the Prevention, Diagnostics and Treatment of Cancers and Respiratory System Diseases for Residents of the City and County of Płock’ – initiated by PKN ORLEN, the programme is run by the National Institute of Oncology, in partnership with the National Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases Research Institute. Its focus is on early diagnosis, promotion of recognised treatment standards, as well as education and outreach activities motivating people to change their lifestyles.
7) Health City – an event organised with partners, including the Ministry of Health, the National Health Fund and the National Institute of Oncology, including free medical examinations and consultations in various fields of medicine. The aim of the project is to promote preventative healthcare, as well as active and healthy lifestyles. In 2019 two editions of the ‘Health City’ were held, available freely for residents of Płock and the neighbouring areas, and for ORLEN employees. The honorary partner of the project was the Polish Minister of Health. During the first edition, approximately 4,000 medical examinations and consultations were provided, and the number was up to approximately 6,000 during the second edition.
8) Series of educational meetings for local communities – special workshops organised for local communities from the County of Płock, including Farmers’ Wives Associations, to promote preventative healthcare, as well as active and healthy lifestyles.
9) Free Information System for residents of Płock and the Płock region – the system was established to provide information about social, cultural, sports and other projects initiated by PKN ORLEN and the ORLEN Foundation. It also warns of possible environmental nuisance and impediments to residents’ everyday lives caused by the operations of PKN ORLEN’s Production Plant in Płock.
10) Engaging customers in CSR projects – customers may donate points collected in the VITAY customer loyalty scheme and YANOSIK app to social causes.
Our health promotion programmes, the ‘Family Friendly Employer’ programme and a wide selection of fringe benefits offered by the employer are aimed at strengthening human capital. Their purpose is to help employees maintain a work-life balance and encourage them to keep fit and take care of their health. A healthy employee who is satisfied with their job is more likely to take on new challenges, works more efficiently and is dedicated to their work.
The broad range of initiatives benefiting local communities (grant programmes, scholarships, involvement in cultural and sports initiatives) contributes to building an environment conductive to company growth and more investment in production capital.