2022 HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT REPORT - Cummins Inc.
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At Cummins, we are committed to what is now a more than 100-year tradition at our company— creating and maintaining a dynamic and exciting workplace. Chairman and CEO Tom Linebarger 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 2
CEO LETTER Our commitment to our most important asset—our people We are steadfast in our commitment to building a dynamic workplace where all employees are inspired and encouraged to achieve their full potential. This is how we define Leadership Culture at Cummins. To be successful, it must be embedded at every level of our company as helping our employees reach their full potential impacts our ability to innovate, serve our stakeholders and maintain our position as an industry leader. THE ROLE OF LEADERS This work starts at the top with our Board of Directors. In 2020, we renamed our Compensation Committee as the Talent Management and Compensation Committee, reflecting the much-needed emphasis on employees at our board level. The committee focuses on our employee experience, recently overseeing the creation of global implementation plans and process improvements in Chairman and CEO Tom Linebarger meets response to employee feedback. with a women’s employee resource group. We focus on leadership at all levels of Cummins because leaders play such a pivotal role in creating a great work environment. More than anyone, 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 3
CEO LETTER Cummins leaders shape the experience for employees positions us to deploy our talent more effectively than others. at a glance across the company. There are many companies working to solve complicated global challenges. What sets Cummins apart is that we are We have invested significant time and resources into Cummins Inc. is a global power leader made up experts in using the power of difference to address tough of complementary business segments that design, leadership development programs. Diversity among the issues – leveraging the capability of our leaders and the manufacture, distribute and service a broad participants is intentional – spanning our various business portfolio of power solutions, including diesel, diverse perspectives of our teams to deliver the best solutions segments, functions, and regions around the world and natural gas, electric and hybrid powertrains to customers around the world in a way that is customized to and powertrain-related components. targeting employees at different levels in the organization. their culture, language and needs. Our curriculum recognizes the need for today’s leaders to build business acumen and emotional intelligence ESTABLISHED: 1919 MEETING FUTURE CHALLENGES to successfully drive business results while effectively HEADQUARTERS: Columbus, Indiana (U.S.A.) engaging with a diverse set of stakeholders. Creating and maintaining a dynamic work environment has never been more important. We are entering an SALES/EARNINGS: The result of our investment is a resilient, experienced, agile unprecedented period in Cummins’ history. Climate change is Cummins earned $1.8 billion and accountable group who is well prepared for complex the existential challenge of our time, and the companies that on sales of $19.8 billion in 2020. global challenges. I am confident that the pipeline of leaders succeed in the future will deploy their diverse talent to solving we have developed is one of our most sustainable strengths EMPLOYEES: 59,900 as of Dec. 31, 2021 complex problems while using fewer of the world’s resources. irrespective of industry changes and business cycles. OPERATIONS: We are confident that our path to zero carbon emissions Cummins serves customers around DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION is the best for the planet, our stakeholders and Cummins’ the world, with principal manufacturing continued success. All our employees have a role to play locations in eight U.S. states and Diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) is our competitive six of the seven continents. in this. Our children and their children will look back and advantage. We have a history of bringing people together ask what we did to address climate change, and we must with different talents to solve complex problems and drive WEBSITE: cummins.com dedicate our talent and resources toward solving it. innovation for our customers. We can do this better and FORTUNE 500 RANKING: 150 (as of 2021) faster by creating an environment for everyone to reach This is the challenge in front of us and there is no their full potential. company better positioned to confront it. STOCK SYMBOL: CMI (New York Stock Exchange) Our commitment to diversity enables us to attract the CEO: Tom Linebarger (2012 to present) best talent, and our commitment to equity and inclusion Tom Linebarger Chairman and CEO, Cummins Inc. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 4
MISSION, VISION AND VALUES Cummins’ story VALUES LEADERSHIP CULTURE Our approach to human capital management INTEGRITY Inspiring and encouraging is guided by the Cummins’ vision, mission Doing what you say you will all employees to achieve do and doing what is right and values and the company’s Leadership their full potential Culture. Cummins’ history and values inspire DIVERSITY & INCLUSION Cummins’ Leadership Culture our compassion and actions. Valuing and including our is supported by a leadership differences in decision making development framework is our competitive advantage reflecting three overarching beliefs: MISSION CARING 1 Leaders need to build business acumen and Making people’s lives better by Demonstrating awareness and consideration for the emotional intelligence. powering a more prosperous world wellbeing of others 2 Leaders have a responsibility to teach and coach others. EXCELLENCE 3 A leader’s development Always delivering superior results starts with individual VISION development then moves to team development. TEAMWORK Innovating for our customers Collaborating across teams, To learn more about how great to power their success functions, businesses and borders to deliver the best work leaders make Cummins a great place to work, see page 25. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 5
Report contents Our commitment to our most important asset—our people............................... 3 Cummins’ story..................................................................................................... 5 Creating a great workplace starts with the Cummins board............................... 7 Putting human capital management to work..................................................... 10 Our global reach.................................................................................................. 11 Our workforce strategy....................................................................................... 12 Diversity, equity and inclusion: our competitive advantage.............................. 15 Our workforce...................................................................................................... 18 Engaging employees and families in improving wellness................................. 23 Developing enlightened leaders to drive Cummins’ success........................... 26 Working to be the company of the future, now................................................. 28 Cummins workplace honors............................................................................... 30 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 6
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Creating a great workplace starts with the Cummins President and Chief Operating Officer Jennifer Rumsey Cummins board talks to prospective customers. In 2022, longtime member The Cummins Board of Directors These include the calls for racial equity and social Alexis M. Herman announced justice that swept across the United States in 2020, her retirement from the is leading by example on human as well as the movement toward flexible and remote Cummins Board of Directors. capital management, adding working arrangements since the onset of the global Herman, a former U.S. Secretary of Labor, joined the board in 2001 and pandemic two years ago. more women and ethnically served as Lead Director at the time of her retirement. diverse members while aligning GAINS IN BOARD DIVERSITY ALEXIS M. In that position, she played an important role conferring with the Chairman on, HERMAN its focus to creating dynamic The board ended 2021 with five women members— and approving, board agendas as well as serving as the leader of the board’s the most at any time in the company’s more than work environments. 100-year history—and then added a 14th member Governance & Nominating Committee. and a sixth woman in early 2022 when Cummins She guided the board through the Working with our company leadership, the board sudden onset of the COVID-19 President and Chief Operating Officer Jennifer Rumsey for much of the past year has been taking a broader pandemic in 2020 as it provided vision, joined the board. Later, long-time Lead Director Alexis strength and stability. The board met view of the plans, policies and practices impacting 15 times in 2020 – three times its Herman announced her retirement, effective at Cummins' Cummins employees, with a special focus on the new normal number of meetings. Herman is Annual Meeting May 10. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer and unprecedented issues around talent management of New Ventures, LLC, a corporate and compensation emerging since 2020. consulting company. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 7
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Female board members in addition to Rumsey and Herman as of March 31, 2022, include Georgia R. Cummins Board of Directors Nelson, retired President and CEO of PTI Resources LLC, who joined the board in 2004; Karen H. Quintos, retired Chief Customer Officer of Dell Technologies, a board member since 2017; Kimberly A. Nelson, retired Senior Vice President of External Relations at General Mills, Inc., a board member since 2020; and Carla A. Harris, Vice Chairman and Managing Director at Morgan Stanley, who joined the board in 2021. ROBERT J. DR. FRANKLIN R. BRUNO V. STEPHEN B. CARLA A. BERNHARD CHANG DIAZ DI LEO DOBBS HARRIS Members across other dimensions of diversity include Harris, Herman, Kimberly A. Nelson, Franklin R. Chang Diaz and Bruno V. Di Leo. Chang Diaz, a board member since 2009, is a former U.S. astronaut who today is President of the Ad Astra Rocket Company. Di Leo, a board member since 2015, is the Managing Director of Bearing North LLC, an independent advisory firm focused on business expansion. Prior to that role, he served as a Senior Vice President of IBM. ROBERT K. ALEXIS M. N. THOMAS THOMAS J. WILLIAM I. HERDMAN HERMAN LINEBARGER LYNCH MILLER Taken together, more than half of the Cummins Board of Directors consist of women or members of other dimensions of diversity. The board also has diversity in terms of business expertise and experience, including backgrounds in the automotive and transportation sectors, technology and (Board as of March 31, 2022) IT, sales and marketing, academia and financial expertise. GEORGIA R. KIMBERLY A. KAREN H. JENNIFER W. NELSON NELSON QUINTOS RUMSEY 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 8
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Twelve of the 14 members including Herman are fully independent directors, consistent with the definition Since 2020, Cummins has taken many steps in the talent management area including: Board diversity established by the U.S. Securities and Exchange The Cummins Board of Directors is • Executed robust safety protocols for Commission and the New York Stock Exchange. becoming increasingly diverse both essential on-site personnel. Cummins’ Chairman and CEO Tom Linebarger was by gender as well as race and ethnicity. the only board member employed by the company • Implemented a remote working environment for before Rumsey’s appointment in 2022. employees who could perform their duties off site. BY GENDER This chart looks at the board EXPANDING FOCUS • Launched a global mental health awareness by gender as of March 31, 2022. campaign to destigmatize conditions such as In 2020, the board broadened the focus of depression and encourage employees to seek WOMEN 43% its Compensation Committee to include talent support offered by the company. management. The Talent Management and MEN 57% Compensation Committee’s expanded charter • Developed and piloted a diversity, equity and reflects both the critical role employees play in inclusion learning curriculum with a focus on BY RACE, ETHNICITY the success and sustainability of the company awareness of privilege and unconscious bias. This chart looks at the board by race and the impact of the ongoing pandemic. • Extended key elements of Cummins’ talent and ethnicity as of March 31, 2022. management programs to hourly employees It’s also consistent with Cummins’ commitment to advance their capabilities and careers. ASIAN 0% to diversity, equity and inclusion, both in the recruiting and retention of talented employees The challenge of attracting, developing and BLACK 21.4% and the establishment of great work environments. retaining the best employees has never been Finally, the committee has aligned its focus to the greater and the stakes are high for all of the LATINX / HISPANIC 7.1% company’s overarching Leadership Culture theme company’s stakeholders. Cummins’ Board of “inspiring and encouraging all employees to of Directors is determined to take a leadership WHITE 64.3% reach their full potential.” role to meet that challenge, so the company flourishes for the next 100 years. OTHER 0% TWO OR MORE RACES 7.1% 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 9
Putting human capital COVID-19 tested Cummins and its human capital management practices. Here are 12 steps we took management to work to help employees during the pandemic. 1 2 3 4 IMPLEMENTED robust health INSTITUTED mandatory ESTABLISHED production EXPANDED employee leave and safety protocols including health screenings before centers to make masks for policies to help maintain personal protective equipment entry into essential facilities. global distribution. safe and productive for essential employees. work environments. 8 7 6 5 ENCOURAGED LAUNCHED global mental EXTENDED ergonomic DEPLOYED virtual employees to access available health awareness campaign support to employees collaboration tools to help telehealth resources. to destigmatize depression, working remotely. employees working remotely. anxiety and other conditions. 9 10 11 12 OFFERED key talent INITIATED virtual INTRODUCED virtual SPONSORED vaccination management programs options to maintain collaboration tools to clinics delivering more than to help hourly employees commitment to leadership support talent acquisition 45,000 shots to Cummins advance their careers. development training. and intern programs. employees, contractors and their families. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 10
HUMAN CAPITAL AT CUMMINS Our global reach UNITED KINGDOM Cummins employee 7.6% INDIA assignments around-the-world: 15.3% CHINA REST OF WORLD 9% MEXICO UNITED STATES 10.6% 2.6% BRAZIL 11.6% AUSTRALIA 40.6% 2.7% WORKFORCE DIVERSITY TOTAL EMPLOYEES: 7.6 27.8 11.6 60 35.7 35.4 33.1 59,900 (Dec. 31, 2021) Latinx/Hispanic Percentage of women Black percentage Percentage of Percentage of Percentage Non-white percentage of in global workforce of U.S. workforce women on Cummins ethnically/racially diverse of workforce percentage of U.S. workforce Executive Team board members as represented by union U.S. workforce of March 31, 2022 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 11
Our workforce strategy Cummins’ strategic roadmap is centered on the critical enablers to realizing our company’s Leadership Culture and its vision of inspiring and encouraging all employees to reach their full potential. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 12
OUR WORKFORCE STRATEGY How we do it Cummins powers customer success through five different business segments: WORK-LIFE AT CUMMINS The company’s workforce strategy cultivates an ENGINE SEGMENT environment where all employees, regardless of The Engine business segment designs and employee type and location, know what is expected builds diesel and natural gas engines for of them, are rewarded based on performance and heavy and medium-duty trucks, buses, as have access to differentiated experiences, tools well for use in rail and marine, agricultural machinery and construction equipment. and leadership coaching to help them develop. POWER SYSTEMS We embarked on a multi-year initiative to address Cummins Power Generation designs and the recognition that there is variation in how talent manufactures power generation systems, processes are applied to the hourly workforce, including standby and prime power, leading to lower quality outcomes and inefficiency, distributed power generation and combined heat and power systems. and impacting the company’s ability to maximize “I’ve never had to the capabilities of a deep talent pool. wait for someone COMPONENTS SEGMENT At a strategic level, we want the same talent and to quit or move on The Components segment designs and builds exhaust aftertreatment compensation polices, processes and mindset for in order to move solutions, filtration systems, fuel the company’s hourly workforce as Cummins has systems and turbochargers to up. That’s one of maximize engine performance. for its salaried and exempt workforce. my favorite things Cummins’ aspirational goal is to build a robust NEW POWER about Cummins. talent pipeline where over half of the exempt The New Power segment designs and You can create your builds battery electric and hydrogen fuel vacancies are filled by internal hourly talent. cell platforms as well as products used in own career path.” renewable hydrogen production. Leadership Culture is foundational to the company’s workforce strategy. It speaks to the criticality of ANNA NEESE DISTRIBUTION leaders at all levels of the organization creating Finance, Indiana The Distribution segment provides sales, service and support to customers around the world through the largest number of certified service and support locations of any engine manufacturer. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 13
OUR WORKFORCE STRATEGY Workforce strategy the right environment for employees to achieve their full potential, and coach and manage team members for success. FOCUS AREAS BENEFITS Sponsored by senior leaders, several streams of work embed the foundational elements of the 1 Developing self-aware 1 Leaders prioritize the time to company’s talent processes in each organization and effective leaders. observe performance and coach across Cummins’ global footprint. and manage talent for success. The roadmap is focused on: performance management, talent acquisition and onboarding; 2 Creating a diverse, equitable 2 Leaders at all-levels role model individual development and careers; and and inclusive work environment. the company’s key leadership merit-based compensation. behaviors and the right behaviors are rewarded For our company’s business, Cummins 3 Engaging employees and their (informally and formally). expects improved productivity and engagement; families in improving wellness. skill-building that keeps the company current with advances in technology and changing 3 Employees are encouraged and supported in their development customer needs; and access to a deeper pool of diverse talent as we look to fill open positions 4 Extending Cummins’ talent and have the time and access from within. process to the company’s to the tools to do this. workforce at every level and job type. 4 Employees are healthy physically, mentally, and financially. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 14
DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION Diversity, equity and inclusion: our competitive advantage Cummins is united in the desire to see a world and a workplace where all people are embraced for who they are and who they aspire to be. We want a workforce that is representative at every level of the communities where Cummins operates around the world; and a workplace that is welcoming, so every employee can bring their authentic selves to work, learning from and appreciating each other. Our goal is a workforce in which all employees believe they can reach their full potential because they experience a truly diverse, accessible, equitable and inclusive work environment. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 15
DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION leadership is held accountable for advancing our company’s vision, setting goals, achieving results, WORK-LIFE AT CUMMINS coaching others, and developing and being role models. Business teams dedicate time on their agendas to drive action toward diversity, equity and inclusion goals and learn from one another. Progress is measured and reported internally and externally. The company is working to develop the talent management and accountability systems and processes necessary to mitigate bias and ensure the equitable acquisition and advancement of all employees. “At Cummins, I haven’t had a Cummins leaders and employees also promote lot of obstacles because the positive change in the communities where they live and work, through our community engagement company is so driven by diversity initiatives, supplier diversity programs and other and inclusion. The leadership efforts to create the world we want to see. team is incredibly diverse, Cummins prospers from harnessing the value of Our commitment to diversity, equity and and that representation at diverse ideas and perspectives. Diversity, equity and inclusion contribute to the kind of work environment inclusion contributes to thriving economies the next level makes me feel that comes up with the most creative ideas to our and stronger communities. represented and empowered.” stakeholders’ biggest challenges. Cummins leverages this business advantage CRYSTAL GWYNN The company has invested in an integrated, sustainable to create value for all of our stakeholders, Engineer, North Carolina and global approach to diversity, equity and inclusion. including the company’s employees, We consider this to be a business imperative and customers and shareholders. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 16
DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION Key strategy elements Cummins’ Global Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) Strategy is centered on enabling a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment. Some key elements include: LEADERSHIP BENEFITS, WORK ASSESSMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY ARRANGEMENTS MEASUREMENT Leaders demonstrate AND COMPENSATION AND RESEARCH individual and collective Benefits, work arrangements Comprehensive assessment, leadership accountability for and compensation systems measurement and research enabling a diverse, equitable are equitable and optimize guides DE&I actions and and inclusive culture. employee well-being, potential and performance. performance is shared with all stakeholders. Putting our values into action RECRUITMENT, Several Cummins’ community engagement RETENTION, LEARNING AND COMMUNICATIONS activities reflect the company’s commitment DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION DE&I communications are a to diversity, equity and inclusion. AND ADVANCEMENT DE&I skills and competence powerful and pervasive force Cummins’ talent development are enabled in company leaders in achieving a more inclusive, processes deliver equitable and and employees through equitable and prosperous CUMMINS POWERS WOMEN, for example, is a global community program accessible recruitment, retention, education and development. workplace and world. to advance equity for women and girls. Launched in 2018, the $22 million advancement, and a pervasive (to date) initiative has served about 26 million women and enabled equal rights feeling of inclusion. and opportunity for thousands of women and girls around the world,. It has COMMUNITY, funded advocacy grants leading to 32 gender equality law and policy changes. GOVERNMENT AND SOCIAL CUMMINS ADVOCATING FOR RACIAL EQUITY (CARE) is a new initiative to help dismantle institutional racism in the United States. In its first year it RESPONSIBILITY partnered to invest more than $23 million into communities to address economic Cummins will take a leading empowerment, criminal justice reform, police reform and social justice, leading role within local communities to support for 311 black-owned enterprises. CARE volunteers were part of and society at large to dismantle 17 advocacy initiatives resulting in eight law and policy changes, including systemic inequities and revisions to two public safety use-of-force protocols. advance justice for all. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 17
WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS Our workforce Cummins strives for a workforce reflecting the population where it does business. That means the company’s goal is a workforce evenly split among men and women. Cummins’ goals for race and ethnicity vary by region. In the United States, the company’s goal is 12% for Black employees and 18% for Latinx/Hispanic employees. GLOBAL WORKFORCE Cummins had 59,900 employees as of Dec. 31, 2021. Hourly employees made up the largest share of the company’s workforce. HOURLY EMPLOYEES 59.5% SALARIED/ EXEMPT 40.5% A Cummins employee works at the Cummins Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Technology campus in Mississauga, Ontario (Canada). ABOUT OUR NUMBERS: All data in this section is as of Dec. 31, 2021. Data is rounded to no more than two decimal points for simplicity and on occasion may add to just under or just over 100%. Gender and demographic numbers are self-reported by employees. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 18
WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS GENDER DIVERSITY AT CUMMINS Cummins’ goal is to reflect the markets where we do business. Globally, that would be TOP LEADERSHIP BY GENDER 50% men and 50% women, As Cummins works to attract more women to the company, it is putting a special effort according to most estimates. in its leadership ranks. Here’s a look at the gender breakdown of the company’s top Here’s were we stood in 2021. executive teams. CUMMINS EXECUTIVE TEAM WOMEN 60% GLOBAL WORKFORCE MEN WOMEN MEN 40% BY GENDER ALL EMPLOYEES 72.2% 27.8% CUMMINS LEADERSHIP TEAM Hourly 73.1% 26.9% WOMEN 47.6% Salaried/Exempt 70.9% 29.1% MEN 52.4% LEADERSHIP 73.9% 26.1% CUMMINS OPERATING TEAM Directors and Executive Directors 74.3% 25.7% WOMEN 42.9% Vice President and above (officers) 60% 40% MEN 57.1% 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 19
WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS Cummins Leadership Team The Cummins Leadership Team, one of three top senior leadership groups at the company, is an example of how Cummins’ has strived to live its diversity, equity and inclusion value. Tom Linebarger Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Tony Satterthwaite Jennifer Rumsey Sharon Barner Amy Davis Tracy Embree Mahesh Narang Vice Chairman President and Vice President – Chief Administrative Officer, Vice President and President – Vice President and President – Vice President and President – Chief Operating Officer Corporate Secretary and New Power Segment Distribution Segment Components Segment Chief Human Resource Officer Norbert Nusterer Srikanth Padmanabhan Sherry Aaholm Mary Chandler Bonnie Fetch Jim Fier Vice President and President – Vice President and President – Vice President – Vice President – Vice President – Global Supply Vice President – Power Systems Segment Engine Segment Chief Digital Officer Corporate Responsibility Chain and Manufacturing Chief Technical Officer Nicole Lamb-Hale Melina Kennedy Earl Newsome Mark Smith Nathan Stoner Jeff Wiltrout Vice President – Vice President – Product Compliance Vice President – Vice President – Vice President – China ABO Vice President – General Counsel and Regulatory Affairs Chief Information Officer Chief Financial Officer Corporate Strategy 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 20
WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS U.S. DIVERSITY Our diversity goal is to reflect the markets where we do business. In the U.S., that would be 57.8% white, 18.7% Latinx, 12.1% Black and 5.9% Asian, according to the U.S. Census. Here’s where Cummins stood in 2021. The charts below look at Cummins’ U.S. workforce based on self-identification as of Dec. 31, 2021. The overall U.S. workforce was 24,306 on that date. TOTAL U.S. WORKFORCE DIVERSITY OF LATINX / TWO OR DECLINED U.S. WORKFORCE ASIAN BLACK WHITE OTHER Employee classification (U.S.) HISPANIC MORE RACES TO ANSWER ALL EMPLOYEES 11.4% 11.6% 7.6% 66.9% 0.6% 1.5% 0.4% Hourly 2.5% 15.9% 7.8% 70.8% 0.8% 1.8% 0.5% HOURLY EMPLOYEES Salaried / exempt 21.9% 6.6% 7.4% 62.2% 0.4% 1.2% 0.3% 45.9% LEADERSHIP 13.3% 6.2% 6.4% 72.7% 0.5% 0.8% 0.2% SALARIED/ Directors and Executive Directors 13.5% 5.9% 6.5% 72.6% 0.5% 0.9% 0.2% EXEMPT 54.1% Vice President and above (officers) 6.7% 15.6% 4.4% 73.3% 0% 0% 0% 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 21
WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS UNION OTHER WORKFORCE REPRESENTATION About a third of the Cummins MEMBERS* 35.4% LANGUAGES SPOKEN Cummins employees speak METRICS global workforce is represented SALARIED/ a variety of languages. by various unions. EXEMPT 64.6% 72% ONE LANGUAGE AGE * Cummins employees represented by a union under More than half of the Cummins’ global collective bargaining agreements expiring between 2021 and 2025. 14.8% workforce is under the age of 39. TWO OR MORE ASSIGNMENT EMPLOYEES 7% THREE ORE MORE 60+ YEARS COUNTRIES WORKING IN THE U.S. 5.9% More than half of the Cummins global workforce was on assignment 40.6% 6.2% FOUR OR MORE outside the United States. 50-59 YEARS EMPLOYEES WORKING 16.3% OUTSIDE THE U.S. TOP 10 LANGUAGES 59.4% Here are the most popular 40-49 YEARS languages spoken at Cummins. 23.8% AGE COUNTRY OF BIRTH More than half of the Cummins 01 English 30-39 YEARS global workforce was born outside the United States. 02 Spanish 33.7% 03 Chinese 20-29 YEARS AUSTRALIA 2.1% 04 Marathi 19.8% BRAZIL 2.8% COUNTRY 05 Hindi OF BIRTH CHINA 9.7% 06 Portuguese UNDER 20 YEARS INDIA 18.4% 07 French MEXICO 11.6% 0.5% REST OF WORLD 15.3% 08 German UNITED KINGDOM 7.0% 09 Romanian All data is of Dec. 31, 2021. UNITED STATES 33.1% 10 Tamil 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 22
IMPROVING WELLNESS Engaging employees and families in improving wellness There are significant business benefits that come from having a workforce that is healthy physically, mentally, and financially. A holistic philosophy that includes a broad approach to overall employee wellness considers an employee’s whole self and the interconnectedness of these components. Cummins’ strategy actively engages employees and their families in improving physical, mental and financial wellness. We are on a journey to offer broad and personalized options to employees globally, utilizing sophisticated means of engaging employees that demonstrate the company’s care and support. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 23
IMPROVING WELLNESS Employees and their families are aware of the resources and offerings available to them and • Financial wellness: Employee education that provides a full understanding of the total rewards Supporting the health have ready access to valuable knowledge, skills provided by Cummins and the importance of of our employees and resources. Examples include: financial planning for their future. Cummins provides diverse programs aligned with • Telehealth: Advancement in technologies enable • Mental health: Mental wellness is intricately woven our company’s values and focused on supporting accelerated expansion of telehealth adoption by into how Cummins works, cares for people and employees and their families based on their global wellness providers, including Cummins’ how we encourage them to care for themselves. unique needs. Some of these include: LiveWell Center. LiveWell, the company’s health Targeted communication campaigns augment center in Columbus, Indiana (U.S.), not only treats policies and programs designed to support HEALTH CARE illnesses but also helps employees and their and improve mental wellness and destigmatize Tiered health care costs so that more junior families adopt healthier lifestyles. negative stereotypes. employees pay less for their premiums. Leaders play a key role in enabling our wellness PARENTAL LEAVE strategy. Developing self-aware and effective leaders Paid parental leave for primary and who deeply care for the holistic wellness of their secondary caregivers. employees is central to this effort. Engaging leaders in detecting and addressing wellness topics within MEDICAL SERVICES their teams is a necessity to drive a holistic Advanced medical services from clinicians wellness approach. to support complex health care needs. Learning and awareness programs equip leaders with EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE the skills to be able to recognize and properly respond, Employee assistance programs with demonstrating Cummins’ value of caring. Expanded tools diverse providers that can meet a range and resources integrated into the company’s leadership of employee needs from race-related trauma to transgender transition support. development framework set up leaders to confidently and capably champion wellness within their teams. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 24
WORK-LIFE AT CUMMINS New ways of working embrace this wellness vision, KEY HEALTH AND SAFETY METRICS considering ergonomics, schedule and location flexibility, 24,000 working across time zones, and effective work tools. Cummins’ telehealth “New Power China Strong partnerships exist with Cummins’ Information participants in 2020. is such a warm and Technology, Health Safety and Environment, Integrated Services (Facilities) and Supply Chain functions to drive energetic team; everyone enterprise solutions. is working hard towards Improvement in the one target. We are one This approach to holistic wellness requires evolving company’s health and big family, and everyone capability. Benefit program design will continue to evolve to meet emerging needs. Requiring deeper 19% safety Incidence Rate in 2020. The rate was a has their own unique gift technical competencies within the company’s specialty record low for Cummins. that they bring to the team.” teams include helping leaders recognize and properly respond to the evolving needs of their collective team CHELSEA YUAN and individual employees. Marketing, China Projects submitted in 149 Vendor partners who deliver wellness services on Cummins’ 2020 Ergo Cup Cummins’ behalf must be managed effectively, living up competition recognizing to the employee experience the company envisions. improvements in ergonomics across the company. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 25
LEADERSHIP Developing enlightened leaders to drive Cummins’ success Cummins leaders must know themselves well. That is why all of our leadership development programs start by increasing self-awareness. This helps Cummins leaders better understand who they are, what they value and what they expect of themselves and others. In turn, they are better able to inspire their teams to work toward their own and the company’s goals. At the team level, Cummins leaders learn to set bold targets that inspire their teams to excel and help our company meet its strategic objectives. Cummins leaders feel accountable for results and ensure that individuals, teams and organizations share that accountability. Our leaders also learn to seek a diversity of perspectives, styles and Engine Business segment strengths to ensure high performance and create better outcomes President Srikanth Padmanabhan for both customers and the company. visits with an employee. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 26
Vice President Tracy Embree, President of the Cummins Distribution Business Segment, oversees the sales, service and support experience for the company’s customers. Compensation and benefits The framework for Compensation and benefits at Cummins are consistent with great leadership the company’s goal of improving Investing in developing outstanding leaders has long the physical, mental and been a driver of Cummins’ success. The company’s financial wellness of employees leadership development framework reflects three overarching company beliefs: throughout their lifetime. 1 KEY FEATURES: Features include base and variable pay, medical Leaders need to build business acumen coverage, paid time off, retirement saving plans and While diversity by its nature can create conflict, and emotional intelligence to successfully employee stock purchase plans. When designing successful leaders embrace that conflict as an drive business results and effectively Cummins’ base pay compensation ranges, the opportunity to find better solutions. They manage engage with a diverse set of stakeholders. company does a market analysis to be sure ranges are current and employees are advancing in conflict well, aligning on decisions and effectively their earning potential. implementing them for better results. 2 Leaders have a responsibility to teach and Our leaders also learn to coach the employees they coach others. By personally investing their MARKET STUDIES: supervise, providing honest, constructive feedback time, leaders demonstrate their commitment Cummins also does market compensation studies to to our leadership culture. assess market movement, pay equity and living wages. that helps team members reach their personal goals. We believe authentic leaders must create a safe and 3 LIVING WAGES: caring environment by being vulnerable and admitting A leader’s development journey starts with In 2018, Cummins conducted a living wage analysis mistakes, asking for help and being open to feedback, individual development then moves to team globally to make certain our employees make a living development. The company’s multifaceted wage where they live and work. The assessment was which the best leaders recognize as a gift that helps incorporated into Cummins’ compensation structure leadership training pairs long standing them and the company improve. to ensure current and new hires never fall below this elements and newer components to threshold. A $15 per hour living wage was calculated meet emerging business needs. Ultimately, Cummins leaders learn they must continue for our U.S. employees in 2019, although most positions pay significantly more. to grow, because their leadership journey never ends. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 27
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Working to be the company of the future, now Just as Cummins delivers innovation for its customers, the company must have that same mindset for its greatest asset—Cummins’ people. Employees thrive when empowered to balance • Company facilities safely bring people together to their work and personal needs. We are reimagining collaborate and complete work that cannot be done the way we work to provide more flexibility, agility elsewhere, through spaces designed for teamwork. and inclusion. • Technology infrastructure enables connections, reducing travel and relocation, so employees spend WORK ENVIRONMENT less time away from families and loved ones. Cummins strives for a work environment where: • Employees are attracted and retained by Cummins’ • All employees have flexible work options that fit culture, providing the company increased access to their preferred way of working, whether on-site a larger, more diverse talent pool. at a facility, a hybrid of on- and off-site work, or off-site at their chosen location. • We achieve our diversity, equity and inclusion aspirations through the company’s hiring and • Employees feel included and have an equal development initiatives to make diversity at sense of belonging, where physical location every level a competitive advantage. is not a barrier to contribution or advancement. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 28
We listen to our employees at Cummins The company’s holistic approach focuses on understanding if we are helping every employee reach his or her full potential. We also use what we learn, in combination with other data, to better EFFECTIVE LEADERS • Attentive to the mental and physical health of understand our company culture and employees and their families, providing tools, gain insights into our workforce. Cummins believes leaders should be: resources and services to improve wellness. • Authentic role models and advocates for new Listening takes place in three main ways: ways of working, intentional about their own work A COMBINATION THAT WORKS practices, and flexible to meet the needs of others. When effective leaders and a dynamic • Open communicators to ensure clarity to work work environment come together, 1 ACTIVE LISTENING schedules and locations. Committed to helping Cummins believes the result is: using tools such as surveys. their teams balance work and personal needs. • World class leaders leading their teams • Supportive of employees’ unique needs, to deliver excellence to customers while demonstrating Cummins’ Leadership Culture creating the feeling of belonging necessary 2 PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS as they work to establish individualized and for employees to reach their full potential. typically initiated by our employees. dynamic work arrangements. • Support at key moments in an employee’s • Visible and accessible to employees at all levels work experience delivered through caring, of the organization, enabling two-way interactions personalized, human-centric assistance, 3 TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION regardless of work location. enabled by easy-to-use technology for through forums and other initiatives. more routine tasks. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 29
AWARDS WORK-LIFE AT CUMMINS Cummins workplace honors Cummins received a perfect score for a 18th Cummins in 2020 was named to the National Business consecutive year in the 2022 Corporate Equality Inclusion Consortium’s fifth annual Best-of-the-Best Index by the Human Rights Campaign, the largest Corporations for Inclusion list of 50 U.S. corporations LGBTQ civil rights organization in the United States. striving to strengthen and celebrate diversity and The company was also named to the HRC’s list of inclusion at the highest levels. the “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality.” Cummins was named in 2020 a Top Scoring Company Cummins was named to the 2021 Best Corporate on the 2020 Disability Equality Index, a national Citizen list, which ranks companies on their benchmarking tool offering businesses the opportunity performance in addressing climate change, to self-report on their disability inclusion policies and “My first motivation for what the environment, financial matters, governance, practices. The company was recognized for the index’s workforce issues and more. Cummins ranked Best Places to Work for Disability Inclusion. I do, which is also the reason No. 49 in the review done for 3BL Media. why I applied to work for Cummins in 2020 was named to the 20th annual list of Cummins, is that I wanted to Cummins was one of 240 employers named to the America’s Top Corporations for Women’s Business work on clean energy technology 2021 Military Friendly Employers list in the U.S. for Enterprises, honoring corporations for having world- creating opportunities for veterans and their spouses class supplier diversity programs that reduce barriers that will shape decarbonization through employment and supplier initiatives. and drive growth for women-owned businesses. across many different sectors. The award is sponsored by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. I’m truly passionate about the Cummins was one of 21 U.S. companies named journey of the technological “Culture Champions” in 2020 by a partnership between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cummins in 2021 was named to the S&P Dow Jones evolution that we’re living in.” and Glassdoor, one of the world’s leading recruiting World and North American Sustainability Indexes. websites. The company ranked first in the study’s It was the 15th consecutive time the company was ARNAUD DE LHONEUX category for promoting a diverse and inclusive named to the North American index and the first time Engineer, Belgium workplace culture. on the world index since 2013. The prestigious indices rate companies on their environmental, social and governance performance. 2022 Human Capital Management Report | Cummins Inc. 30
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