As at 31 December 2025, Erion had 66 employees, a 3% decrease from 2024. Almost 70% of Erion’s employees are women. Although Erion does not actively pursue policies aimed at empowering women, the number of female employees has steadily increased since 2023.

Eight out of seventeen management and executive positions are held by women.

The proportion of staff aged under 30 decreased significantly from 23.5% in 2024 to 12% in 2025 due to staff turnover and ageing, resulting in a change to the age breakdown of the workforce. The largest proportion of Erion’s workforce during the reporting period was aged 30–50 (71%). Employees over 50 accounted for 17% of the workforce.

In terms of the distribution of the workforce by contract type, 60 employees have permanent contracts. The remainder are either on fixed-term contracts or participating in an apprenticeship programme.

The employees of Erion

Type of contract and gender
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Women on permanent contracts
0
Woman on fixed-term and apprenticeships
0
Men on permanent contracts
0
Fixed-term men contracts

Training

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Total hours of training
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Average number of hours per participant

The decline in training hours recorded in 2025 is attributable to the natural conclusion of the extensive internal training campaign launched in 2024, which brought the figure back in line with values more consistent with the multi-year average.

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