We are diversity
We at Vetter stand for diversity, equal rights, and equal opportunities. We are convinced: It is our diversity that makes us strong.
We at Vetter stand for diversity, equal rights, and equal opportunities. We are convinced: It is our diversity that makes us strong.
Accepting, fostering, and appreciating each and every one in their individuality is a core part of the Vetter culture. We are committed to cultivating the ideal work environment – free of prejudice and supportive of personal development.
As a signatory to the "Charta der Vielfalt," we embrace an international and inclusive corporate culture. We are proud to be part of a movement that advocates a society that is open, without prejudice or discrimination.
Together with over 50 family businesses from all over Germany, we have joined the “Made in Germany - Made by Diversity” initiative and are calling for more tolerance and openness in society.
Vetter: That’s over 7,000 colleagues from four generations and 84 nations. Such diversity makes our company stronger and opens enormous opportunities. We are passionate about our people and do our best to ensure that everyone feels at ease and can develop their full potential.
Thomas Otto, Managing Director
Many people are enthusiastic about our new Integration Entry Program, which trains people from diverse backgrounds linguistically, culturally, and professionally, and qualifies them for work at Vetter. Houda Derouiche is one of them.
For six months, Derouiche got better acquainted with the Vetter culture, improved her language skills to the target level B1+, became familiar with technical terms, and gained insights into the working worlds of visual inspection, aseptic filling, and secondary packaging. In addition to the career opportunities the program offers, Derouiche also appreciates the interaction with many different people at Vetter.
I find other cultures very exciting. With the more than 84 nationalities that I encounter here, we learn something new every day, both professionally and personally.
Houda Derouiche
Our colleagues share their personal stories and experiences.
Theresa is open about her sexual orientation and her experiences with prejudice: “I was often told that my same-sex relationship was not normal. But not here at Vetter – here I can be myself.“
We take responsibility for our region and the people who live here. This is why we are actively involved in social projects and support charitable organizations.