We’re Committed to Fostering an Inclusive Workforce
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is committed to fostering an inclusive workforce, where diverse backgrounds are represented, engaged and empowered to generate and execute on innovative ideas.
NCLH Workforce Composition
As of December 31, 2023, the composition of our workforce was as follows:
Gender Diversity1
All Global Shoreside Team Members
Ethnic Diversity2
U.S. Shoreside Ethnic Diversity Breakdown3
Shipboard Team Members by Nationality
1 While we present male and female, we acknowledge this is not fully encompassing of all gender identities.
1 Under-represented minority ("URM") is used to describe diverse populations, including Native American, Asian, Black, Hispanic/Latino and Native Hawaiian team members in the U.S. Except for Pride of America, we do not track ethnicity/race for our shipboard team members as the majority are URMs from a U.S. perspective.
2 Based on those who have self-identified.
Talent Attraction
We are increasingly focused on presenting a diverse slate of candidates to all hiring managers. We use various forms of outreach to target prospective diverse candidates including posting job openings on diversity organization websites and participating in diverse career fairs. Looking forward, we have partnered with local universities and continue to seek opportunities to enhance our diversity hiring.
Training
The opportunity to grow and develop skills and experience, regardless of job role, division or geographic location, is critical to our success. In 2023, team members, both shoreside and shipboard, completed over 300,000 hours for training and development. Various programs are also available for team members to leverage, including mentorships, language courses and more.
Partnerships
We have long-term partnerships with the National Diversity Council, sponsoring the Florida Diversity Council and its South Florida local chapter. In 2021, Sixthman, our subsidiary company based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in developing and delivering music-oriented charters, joined the ATL Action for Racial Equity. This new initiative seeks to accelerate racial equity by leveraging the size and scale of the business community and the power of collective impact. Businesses who sign on to the initiative will focus on measurable actions across corporate policies, inclusive economic development, education and workforce development to help in addressing the region’s immobility and inequity challenges.
Supplier Diversity
We recognize the value and importance of a diverse supplier base and are committed to facilitate, promote and encourage the growth of small businesses and businesses owned by diverse and/or economically disadvantaged populations.
In 2023, over $635 million was with small businesses and businesses with minority, veteran or economically disadvantaged classifications.
