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Social responsibility

Action programs

Innovative actions for a better working life

Carrefour Argentina continued its

Vivir Mejor

programme in 2015,

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offering different activities each week to promote a more balanced

Having a better working life is at the heart of current social thinking so

life, nutritional advice, and sports coaching;

Carrefour is implementing programmes to improve the work

environment.

Carrefour Taiwan launched a Family Day in which 1,000

people

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(employees and their families) took part. The Company also

In 2015, Carrefour Italy launched a

Carrefour Life

programme

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organises fun and sport activities; 8,563

employees and their

inspired by best practice in Carrefour Spain;

children participated in the 2015 Store Employees’ Fun Day.

Encourage diversity and equal opportunities

2.3.1.4

Action plan

Commitment

Targets

Key indicator

2015

2014

progress

Act as a

Encourage diversity

% of women in

38.3% 37.5%

responsible employer

and equal opportunity

management roles

Legend:

Action plan in progress

As a multi-local, neighbourhood Group, Carrefour has always been

raise managers’ awareness of the fight against discrimination and

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committed to reflecting the diversity and the social mix of the areas

the need to promote diversity and equal opportunity;

where it operates within its team.

support those who have difficulty finding work.

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Very early on, Carrefour made a commitment to promote diversity and

Reinforcing the Women Leaders programme

make the most of this asset (signature of Diversity Charter in 2004).

Every year, it enters into new commitments to confirm its global and

Women account for over 57% of Carrefour’s total workforce,

i.e.

more

local approach. In 2015, for example, the Group continued to:

than half. On the other hand, they are not as well represented at the

reinforce the Women Leaders programme devoted to gender

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highest management levels (12.8% of Senior Directors are women).

equality and promote women to positions of high responsibility;

WOMEN BREAKDOWN BY CATEGORY

% of women by category

2015

2014

2013

Senior directors

12.8%

11.3%

11.5%

Directors

23.7%

22.2%

21.8%

Managers

39.4%

38.6%

38.0%

Employees

60.1%

60.0%

60.4%

TOTAL GROUP

57.6%

57.5%

57.8%

2015 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT

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