Combating discrimination in recruitment
What does it mean to volunteer at La Cravate Solidaire?
La Cravate Solidaire works for an inclusive world of work, accompanying candidates towards employment and raising recruiters' awareness of discrimination. It boosts candidates' self-esteem by donating professional outfits and by transmitting corporate codes.
Every day, its teams raise awareness and train recruiters directly in companies to eliminate prejudice and change professional practices.
We carried out an impact study in 2023 on a panel of 700 volunteers from the association.
As a matter of fact, La Cravate Solidaire aims to act as much with candidates as with recruiters:
- ⅔ of our volunteers raise awareness of hiring discrimination among those around them
- 40% live outside metropolitan areas, ensuring genuine coverage of the French territory
- 50% of the association's volunteers discover volunteering with our association
- 67% of volunteers are active compared with 30% in France, according to INSEE.
ACTING POSITIVELY WITH OUR VOLUNTEERS
- 80% of HR coaches consider that they have improved their knowledge of the audiences they support
- 53% consider that they have discovered new professions and sectors of activity
- 90% of volunteers consider that the association's training is necessary to support the audiences
MAKING MENTALITIES EVOLVE
- 73% of the association's volunteers feel they have changed the way they look at the people they support
- 43% feel they have become more aware of discrimination in hiring
- 47% of our volunteers buy more second-hand and 65% have limited their consumption
- 65% feel more concerned by the impact of textile overconsumption
A big thank you to all of you for your help!
Inauguration of our Marseille premises
Dear Captains,
This month we inaugurated our La Cravate Solidaire premises in Marseille, rue Bernard Dubois. The perfect opportunity to bring together teams, volunteers, partners and administrators around inspiring talks and activities linked to the journey of a candidate followed by La Cravate.
This month we inaugurated our La Cravate Solidaire premises in Marseille, rue Bernard Dubois. The perfect opportunity to bring together teams, volunteers, partners and administrators around inspiring talks and activities linked to the journey of a candidate followed by La Cravate.
We wanted to thank you for helping us take this step thanks to your contribution and enabling us to accompany ever more beneficiaries throughout France.
Since 2022, the Marseille association represents:
- 700 people coached on our Coup de Pouce Workshops with 65% positive exit at three months and 78% feel better prepared for interviews;
- 5 tons of clothing collected;
- about fifty actions undertaken.
As a reminder, today there are 14 local associations present all over France, providing plenty of opportunity for rich interactions and great exchanges!
And many thanks to La Cravate Solidaire Marseille for this beautiful inauguration!;
Our actions in 2024
A brief update on our workshops since the start of the year:
Since the start of the year we have welcomed over 4,500 candidates to our Coup de Pouce Workshops across France. Of these candidates, more than half are women, 46% are under 26 and a quarter live in priority neighborhoods.
Our beneficiaries are among the most vulnerable in terms of access to employment, which is why we offer specific workshops such as Coup de Pouce au féminin aimed at women, or mobile workshops to reach out to QPVs.
Thank you, dear Captains, for helping to support these candidates, and we'll keep you up to date with our developments in future posts!
Good news!
Good news!
All our candidates are called back after three months following their time at Atelier Coup de Pouce, during which they receive a warm welcome, image coaching accompanied by the gift of a professional outfit, human resources coaching and a professional photo. This call enables us to ensure their follow-up and offer them additional support if needed, such as mentoring, distance coaching, socio-aesthetic workshops...
This month, we congratulate Grace, Tony Elodie and Océane who are among those who have been successful in their job search in our Troyes and Pau associations. 65% of our Ateliers Coup de Pouce candidates find a job, training or work-study program within 3 months.
A big thank you to our volunteers who come in to pass on great advice to our candidates with their professional, always benevolent eye!
And of course thanks to our Captains who make these great stories possible thanks to their contributions!
Align customer loyalty and solidarity.
Let's start!