L’OCCITANE Group staff are the primary supporters of its commitments and the first to put them into practice. Working at L'OCCITANE means sharing the brand values and working towards more sustainable development. As such, staff have the chance to be involved in different ways through general interest activities.

Employee Engagement Programme

Thanks to the Employee Engagement Programme, staff can support charitable causes. There are two ways to do this: 

By giving time

L’OCCITANE gives staff in France and Switzerland one charity volunteering day a year. These projects focus on solidarity, nature, disability, and local heritage and are suggested and funded by staff themselves. 

By giving money

In France, employees can support the charity project of their choice by rounding off their salary each month thanks to the MicroDon solution. Three partner associations of the L'OCCITANE Foundation are proposed to them each year.

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L'OCCITANE products repackaging for the association Dons Solidaires
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Clean Walk in Japan
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Worshop hand massage for underprivileged women with Dons Solidaires
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Supporting underprivileged young girls with Rev'elles

Move For People

Every year since 2016, Group L’OCCITANE has been organizing a global employees’ engagement connected event to promote L’OCCITANE en Provence’s Caring for Sight commitment. Since 2022, the event’s format has evolved in order to be more inclusive and to focus on employee’s health and wellbeing while celebrating all brands’ philanthropic commitments.
In 2022, 5,989 employees in 54 countries participated, doing 26,080 hours of sport (running, walking, cycling, yoga, swimming…).
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The Foundation correspondents

Internationally, it is L'OCCITANE’s employees who convey the brand’s commitments, as volunteer correspondents for the Foundation. Within the company’s subsidiaries, thirty employees are committed to sight and biodiversity, steering their country’s support towards local associations.

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    Adriana SIMONIS
    AUSTRIA

  • AMANDA MAINEY

    Amanda MAINEY
    AUSTRALIA

  • Amanda Pasquareillo

    Amanda Pasquareillo
    United States

  • Amber WILLIS

    Amber WILLIS
    SOUTH AFRICA

  • Amy Yong

    Amy Yong
    Honk Kong

  • Audrey Christophle

    Audrey Christophle
    Switzerland

  • Clarance Boo

    Clarance Boo
    Malaysia

  • Claudia Lopez

    Claudia Lopez
    Mexico

  • Danielle DUNN

    Danielle DUNN
    USA

  • Delphine De Luget

    Delphine De Luget
    Switzerland

  • Elisabeth Perez Schafer

    Elizabeth Perez Schafer
    Spain

  • Evie Chen

    Evie Chen
    Taiwan

  • Hadar Geva

    Hadar Geva
    Israel

  • Helena Karababas

    Helena Karababas
    Switzerland

  • Jilian Rebeira

    Jilian Rebeira
    Australia

  • Katia Fontes

    Katia Fontes
    France

  • Keishera Davis

    Keishera Davis
    Canada

  • Laura Malossi

    Laura Malossi
    Italy

  • Laura VANNEREM

    Laura VANNEREM
    BENELUX

  • Lynn Siribunyanuparb

    Lynn Siribunyanuparb
    Thailand

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    Marina Laila
    Brazil

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    Marina Maculan
    Argentina

  • Merlyn Quak

    Merlyn Quak
    Singapour

  • Natsuko Nakahara

    Natsuko Nakahara
    Japan

  • Nell Meng

    Nell Meng
    China

  • Petra Sikiric

    Petra Sikiric
    Croatia

  • Sandrine Zitt

    Sandrine Zitt
    Germany

  • Sarah Skelly

    Sarah Skelly
    United States

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    Saskia Michalkiewicz
    Germany

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    Simi Dewan
    India

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    Teja Leskovsek
    Slovenia

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    Valentina Cavallaro
    UK

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    Vivian Simonato
    Ireland

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    WeForest
    Belgium

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    Yooeun PARK
    SOUTH KOREA