Compensation and Benefits
[GRI 405-2 (2016)]
EGCO Group focuses its attention on fair and appropriate compensation and benefits to ensure the financial stability of its employees both during employment and after retirement.
EGCO Group has set up criteria and guidelines for the consideration of welfare, benefits, and salary from short-term performance and long-term incentive such as bonus based on targets associated with sustainability performance and corporate KPI including long-term growth, as well as individual performance in association with their qualifications and capabilities without discrimination of sex, age, or race. Other benefits are also provided on a similar standard as other leading companies in the same industry and do not exceed minimum wage as the legal requirement.
EGCO Group provides long-term incentive program for employees as cash incentive through determining corporate sustainability target to increase power generation by renewable energy to 30% of EGCO Group’s overall generation capacity from 2020 baseline and reducing carbon intensity by 10% from 2020 baseline for both domestic and overseas operations, applying to all EGCO Holding’s employees. The long-term incentive is contributed to employees below the senior management level who are joined the company more than 3 years. 22.12% of employees who are below senior management level applicable for this program.
Long-term incentive includes target associated with sustainable performance. (Please see https://sustainability.egco.com/storage/document/corporate-governance-overview/corporate-key-performance-indicators-en.pdf, EGCO enterprise KPI#18, #19). From the target, an annual amount of new renewable MWh will be determined to ensure an achievement by the targeted timeline. If the Company achieves the target set in each year, the employees will receive a bonus as pre-defined. However, if the annual target could not be reached, the reward will be proportionally deducted.
Gender Pay Indicators
Gender Pay Indicators Analysis [1] | 2023 Data |
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(GRI Standards: Diversity and Equal Opportunity 2016, 405-2 Ratio of basic salary and remuneration of women to men) | |
Executive level (base salary only) [2] | |
Average men salary (THB) | 268,804.00 |
Average women salary (THB) | 268,946.00 |
Average ratio between women and men | 1.00 |
Executive level (base salary + other cash incentives) [2] | |
Average men salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 1,882,003.32 |
Average women salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 1,598,104.49 |
Average ratio between women and men | 0.85 |
Management level (base salary only) [3] | |
Average men salary (THB) | 147,837.96 |
Average women salary (THB) | 162,314.96 |
Average ratio between women and men | 1.10 |
Management level (base salary + other cash incentives) [3] | |
Average men salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 602,879.44 |
Average women salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 595,113.50 |
Average ratio between women and men | 1.01 |
Non-management level (base salary only) [4] | |
Average men salary (THB) | 76,734.00 |
Average women salary (THB) | 56,864.15 |
Average ratio between women and men | 0.74 |
Non-management level (base salary + other cash incentives) [4] | |
Average men salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 323,863.74 |
Average women salary + other cash incentives (THB) | 240,217.49 |
Average ratio between women and men | 0.74 |
Remarks:
[1] The scope includes EGCO and EGCO Plus data
[2] EExecutives include president, senior executive vice president and executive vice president or Band 6 upward.
[3] Management includes senior vice president, division manager, or Band 4 to 5.
[4] Non-management includes officer, senior officer, or Band 1 to 3.