Non-discrimination seal

In an increasingly diverse and equality-conscious world, Q-Vision Technologies achieves the prestigious non-discrimination seal.

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Q-Vision Technologies obtains the prestigious non-discrimination seal

The non-discrimination seal

This seal, granted by the Ministry of Interior of Colombia and the Colombian Institute of Technical Standards and Certification (ICONTEC), establishes the requirements and guidelines that an organization must meet to prevent and contribute to the elimination of any type and form of discrimination, directly and indirectly, based on ethnicity, color, national origin, family or social background, language, religion, political opinion, philosophical belief, including affiliation with a political party or movement, economic status, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, health status, disability, physical appearance, or any other social condition or situation.

Granting

We are proud to announce that at Q-Vision Technologies, we have been recognized for our commitment to these values and have received from the Ministry of Interior and ICONTEC the prestigious Non-Discrimination Seal, which certifies all companies or organizations demonstrating their commitment to promoting and respecting human rights.

This seal was granted with an 85.4% compliance in the prevention and contribution to the elimination of any type and form of discrimination in our activities. The programs highlighted for the granting of the seal were:

QV-Te Escucha: A program within the People - Wellness area that addresses the psychosocial risk of employees.
Diverse Hiring: Through which talent is prioritized over ethnic origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, marital status, or any social situation.
Management of Diversity in Advertising and Company Promotion: Including our #DiverseTalent campaign, which aims to reflect the diversity of the company's human talent.

Colombia

Bogota Headquarters

Espain

Madrid

USA

Miami-Florida

Mexico

Mexico DF

Panama

City of Panama