Supporting employees

“Medela cultivates a workforce that is mission-focused and reflective of those we serve.” – Urs Furrer, EVP International Region

People

Supporting employees as an international organization employing over 1,500 people worldwide, we are inspired by the passion and dedication of our employees to improve the lives of moms, babies and patients. Extending beyond any role, business unit, language or country, we share the same passion for our customers and a commitment to excellence, innovation and social responsibility. We invest in the development of our employees and believe in fostering an inclusive environment rooted in equity and diversity, valuing each team member and empowering them in their personal growth and wellbeing.

MARTINA RADZANOWSKI, VICE PRESIDENT GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES "By creating a culture of belonging, we are building engaged teams that work together to serve our customers as one Medela family" Read our inclusion statement

Champion Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

In 2022, the People Pillar set its focus on unconscious bias to drive the company’s diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) efforts. Areas of emphasis included trainings to raise awareness around the topic of unconscious bias, dedicated programs to promote inclusive leadership and ensuring a sustainable recruitment process to promote a diverse workforce.

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Secure Human and Labor Rights and Anti-Corruption
Inclusive Leadership Development Program
Cross-Cultural Understanding
DE&I
Observances and Employee Activations
Equity Through Education
Gender Equity
Supporting Families and Women Returning to Work

Secure Human and Labor Rights and Anti-Corruption

Our commitment to human rights is embodied in the adoption of our code of conduct, which governs our expectations for employees. Our third-part code of conduct regulates relationships with business partners and supplies. Medela recognizes that human rights are an integral part of corporate citizenship, and we respect and support the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Labor Organization Standards.

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