The Mondelēz Ukraine office in Kyiv recently underwent an accessibility audit conducted by the National Assembly of People with Disabilities of Ukraine (NAPD). Representatives from the NAPD inspected the workspace to assess its convenience and accessibility for individuals with disabilities, and to provide recommendations for further improvements.
Following the audit, NAPD experts commended the barrier-free design of the Mondelēz Ukraine office, recommending it as an accessible and convenient space.
"We were delighted to inspect the Mondelēz Ukraine office in Kyiv and offer our recommendations," commented Larysa Baida, Program Director of the National Assembly of People with Disabilities. "The company's office fully meets accessibility requirements and standards, as well as the principles of universal design. We recognize it as a positive example of how to organize a workspace for all employees, including those with disabilities."
Mondelēz Ukraine emphasizes its commitment to creating a barrier-free environment and ensuring accessibility as key elements in developing its workplace.
"We are consistently building an inclusive culture, prioritizing the well-being and engagement of our employees," commented Lyudmyla Yaresko, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Coordinator at Mondelēz Ukraine. "Improving the accessibility of our workspace is a crucial part of our initiatives, ensuring that every employee feels comfortable and can reach their full potential."
Accessibility audits are a valuable tool for assessing and improving work environments, enabling businesses to uphold the principles of sustainable development and inclusion.
About Mondelēz Ukraine
Mondelēz Ukraine has been operating in Ukraine since 1994, offering a diverse portfolio of beloved brands, including Milka, Toblerone, Korona, and Picnic chocolates; Oreo, TUC, and Belvita biscuits; Barni, Milka Choco Bakery, and 7Days cakes and pastries; Lyuks chips; Dirol chewing gum and Halls candies. With production facilities in Trostyanets (Sumy region) and Stari Petrivtsi (Kyiv region), the company employs approximately one thousand people.
For over 30 years, Mondelēz Ukraine has been a leading employer, taxpayer, exporter, and investor in the Ukrainian economy. Learn more at mondelezinternational.com/ukraine.
