In keeping with the Qatar National Vision 2030, Qatar Steel is committed to the welfare and development of its employees, and strives to be inclusive as an employer of choice in the region. This is achieved through the work we undertake to create and sustain a flexible working environment and talent retention framework.
Qatar Steel recognises that employee well-being is key to organizational success and we seek to safeguard the same through provision of equal opportunities, generous benefits and allowances, as well as formal mechanisms to address employee grievances and concerns. The company’s excellent salary and benefits packages includes group insurance, retirement benefits, tuition reimbursement, sick leave and paid vacation. Ratio of basic salary of woman to men is 1:1.
We have invested in identifying more inclusive ways of employees working with leaders, whereby leaders support their teams by trusting, empowering and coaching them to succeed while ensuring that cutting edge processes are in place so that individual accountability and employee performance is increased. These approaches ensure that our employees are provided with the pathway to work in accordance with the highest professional and technical standards.
As we still battle the economic and social impacts of the pandemic, Qatar Steel recognizes that a healthy and satisfied workforce is crucial for business success. We recognize and appreciate the wholehearted support from our employees over the past year during these challenging times.
Workforce Composition
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Full-time employees (FTE)
1,820
1,824
1,823
1,834
1,072
Full-time Contractors
790
1,077
1,278
1,179
1,179
Total staff
2,610
2,901
3,101
3,553
2,251
*due to the fluctuating need for contractors over the course of a year, this number has been updated to yearly average which is a more accurate representation of the contractor workforce number as opposed to the previously report year end number
By gender
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Female
9
9
9
9
10
Male
1,811
1,815
1,814
1,825
1,062
Total # of workforce by age group
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
18 – 30
178
154
186
139
83
31 – 40
756
730
754
751
456
41 – 50
669
693
664
689
416
51 – 60
205
231
216
253
116
60+
12
16
3
2
1
By level (FTE only)
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Senior Management
23
21
19
20
23
Middle Management
217
227
214
211
174
Staff
1,580
1,576
1,590
1,603
875
Total
1,820
1,824
1,823
1,834
1,072
New Hires and Attrition
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
Total number of new hires
44
52
106
72
22
Total attrition*
96
49
111
61
785
* Due to business impacts as a result of the pandemic and subsequent shutdown of plants, unfortunately the company saw a significant proportion of its staff made redundant.
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