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The use of Child Labour

Danfoss respects children’s rights to development and education and that is why the Group works against child labour.

Danfoss complies with the ILO’s conventions

Danfoss complies with the ILO’s conventions, stipulating that juveniles between the ages of 15 and 18 can be employed on the following terms:              

- They must be above the local minimum age for employment
- They must be above the local compulsory school age
- They must not be involved in hazardous work
- They must not work at night
- They must have more breaks than employees above the age of 18  

In special circumstances, children aged 14 can be employed if the local conditions mean that the child – through the work – is offered the best possible protection and development, which in certain areas of the world can be the case.  

Monitoring child labour

Since 2003, Danfoss has monitored whether the group’s companies have any form of child labour and in 2008, 15 companies employed 192 youngsters between 15 and 17 years old, typically in positions related to training. 119 of them were employed in production, 27 in administration and 46 in other functions.

About Us

With our Vision and Core Values as our foundation, Danfoss lives up to the expectations of being a responsible world citizen.
This is deeply rooted in our history and culture and it is be reflected in the way we carry out our daily business.

Danfoss' relationship with all stakeholders shall be characterized by trust. Trust that we earn through our actions and corporate reputation.