Diversity at Primer Group of Companies

They are accepting students from regiol schools and I'm one of them. However, the company are not yet flexible with LGBT community in terms of rules

I think that since most of the people in the back-office are comprised of women, there is a lot of respect for these minority groups. I can't say much about the other matters related to child care and maternity leave since I have no experience for this.

A lot of events created for the brands shows support to these issues.

They respect and give equal opportunities to everyone

its ok but they favor a certain race.

Appreciate that I see individuals from the LGBT community

Since I started here, I haven't encountered any issues related to diversity. The company is inclusive and open to everyone, including those who cross-dress. There's a strong culture of acceptance, and no significant concerns about diversity have come up.

The company is quite diverse, but I think the level of diversity can vary depending on the department you're in.

Inclusion of such topics in our company policies, and the company also does not discrimite against them; hence, they are given equal opportunity to join the company should they have passed the job application process.

Good, no discrimition.

I think the company is able to provide basic benefits that all employees should get. Also, I think the Primer has an inclusive workspace for all people.

I appreciate how the company is very respectful and accepting of diversity.

I am a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ Community and there's no shame at not telling them in your application process and even at work per se because they also empower us and give importance to us as minorities. Although when it comes to brands promoting our advocacies are a bit disappointing because some brands are a bit conservative and doesn't want to be involved in societal issues of empowerment on minorities.

They hire people from LGBTIQA+ community. They are doing their best in adjusting with their preferred pronouns but are having a difficult time.