2019 KEGOC JSC Annual Report
2019
KEGOC JSC
Annual
Report
Annual Report
2019

Human
Resources

KEGOC’s human resources are the most important strategic factor for the Company’s development success. KEGOC manages its human resources based on the principles of the Corporate Governance Code, Business Ethics Code, the integrated management system, HR Policy and internal documents relating to KEGOC’s HR motivation.

The Company’s HR policy seeks to create intellectual and professional resources implementing KEGOC’s Development Strategy through efficient, performance-oriented corporate culture, meritocracy and measures to enhance the social and labour relations.

Staff listing of the Company’s employees (including subsidiaries) as of 31 December 2019 was 4,819 people.


Number of employees, people

Personnel structure by education

65% higher
23% specialized secondary
12% secondary

Structure of employees by age, years

20% under 31
29% 31–40
23% 41–50
24% 51–60
4% over 61

Personnel structure by categories

14% executives
45% specialists
1% office workers
40% workers

Personnel structure by length of service

15% up to 1 year
11% from 1 to 3 years
8% from 3 to 5 years
19% from 5 to 10 years
17% from 10 to 15 years
10% from 15 to 20 years
20% over 20 years

Structure of employees by ethnic origin

69% the Kazakhs
21% the Russians
3% the Ukrainians
2% the Tatars
1% the Germans
4% other

Structure of employees by employment

97% regular
3% temporary

Structure of employees by gender

73% male
27% female




Personnel structure by regions

17% EnergoInform JSC
12% Akmolinskiye MES
10% Almatinskiye MES
9% Yuzhnye MES
9% Sarbaiskiye MES
9% Tsentralnye MES
8% Severnye MES
8% Executive Administration
5% Vostochnye MES
5% Aktyubinskiye MES
5% Zapadnye MES
2% NDC SO
1% FSC RES

Personnel Structure

Indicator Total Proportion, % AP OP Management positions Management proportion, %
Staff listing 4,819 100 761 4,058 692 100
Gender
Male employees 3,502 72.7 295 3,207 604 87.3
Female employees 1,317 27.3 466 851 88 12.7
Groups by ethnic origin
the Kazakhs 3,304 68.6 645 2,659 472 68.2
the Russians 1,017 21.1 77 940 147 21.2
the Ukrainians 156 3.2 8 148 23 3.3
the Tatars 88 1.8 10 78 13 1.9
Other 254 5.3 21 233 37 5.3
Groups by age
under 30 949 19.7 85 864 27 3.9
from 30 to 50 2,505 52.0 537 1,968 423 61.1
over 50 1,365 28.3 139 1,226 242 35.0


Personnel Turnover, %

Personnel dynamics in 2019, people

quitted the company
hired

Duration of work of KEGOC employees who quitted
the Company in 2019

Employees who can retire in the next 5 and 10 years,
% of manpower

Indicator, KZT million AMP OP Total
Employees who can retire within 2020–2024 (in the next 5 years) 0.89% 10% 10.89%
Employees who can retire within 2020–2029 (in the next 10 years) 1.56% 19.38% 20.94%

HR Development

KEGOC attaches great importance to the process of training and development of personnel. The staff training was conducted using the full range of modern teaching methods: business workshops, seminars, trainings, internships, advanced training, vocational training and retraining programs, forums and conferences.

In the reporting year, 2,560 employees were trained, which is 46 % of the headcount. Average training hours for one employee was 25.2 hours, including AMP - 18.9 hours, and OP - 26.3 hours per year. Average training hours for one male employee - 25.9, one female employee - 21.3 hours. The total training hours came to 108,133: 93,877 hours for male employees, 14,256 hours for female employees; 12,275 hours for AMP, 95,858 hours for OP.

KEGOC’s actual training costs in 2019 amounted to KZT 256.97 million, or 68.7 % of the plan, which is 22.1 % less than in 2018.

Staff Assessment

Based on the personnel qualification and business qualities testing on compliance with the requirements set by the Company in 2019, 711 branches employees, or 14.7% of the Company’s staff listing, passed the qualification tests. The qualification tests results showed that 100% of the personnel met the established qualification requirements.


Gender structure of the certified

74% male
26% female

Structure of the certified by categories

11% AMP
89% OP

Occupational Safety

The Company’s absolute priority is to ensure occupational health and safety. Safe labour conditions, low-level of operational injuries, improved operational and sanitary-household and labour conditions of the employees, as well as low-level impact of harmful and adverse factors are the constant development priorities of the Company.

KEGOC uses the Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR) to assess the safe working conditions. The LTIFR is the world’s main indicator of companies’ occupational safety and health performance. The joint actions on commitment to the occupational safety principles from ordinary employees to top managers of the Company and measures to improve safety conditions made it possible for the Company, for the first time in the last few years, to achieve a ‘zero’ level of injury to workers; and the LTIFR for 2019 made ‘0’ (0.29 in 2018).

No fatalities or work-related accidents were registered in the Company in 2019. No occupational diseases were detected at the Company.


Occupational Safety Performance


LTIFR
Accident frequency rate (GRI Standards)