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Social responsibility

Action programs

In 2015, Carrefour elected to adopt the

HeForShe

campaign initiated

Support for those who have difficulty finding

by UN Women throughout its organisation. The campaign was

work

launched by the Group’s Management team members and the CEO,

Collaboration with partners in the employment sector

who personally showed their support. The campaign was then rolled

out in Head Offices and stores in France, Taiwan, Brazil, Spain and

Carrefour France

and France’s

Pôle Emploi

job centre have been

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Italy. Carrefour’s European and Group Committee members also

partners since 1992. On July

10, 2015, they renewed their national

showed their support for the

HeForShe

operation.

framework agreement for a further three years. This agreement

makes provision for three sections: developing action focusing on

Gender Equality International Standard certification

digital technology; making the recruitment process simpler and

process launched

more secure and supporting the return to employment and helping

This international certification standard recognises the involvement of

to secure the career paths of new recruits. Carrefour signed a

a company and the quality of its initiatives aimed at gender equality in

partnership agreement with the

École de la deuxième chance

business, education and training in issues related to life balance,

(second chance school) in the

département

of Seine-et-Marne (77).

salary, involvement of trade unions, etc.

This school supports young people who have dropped out of school

and want a second chance. Carrefour undertakes to open its doors to

In 2014, four entities earned certification: Carrefour hypermarkets and

these young people to help them learn about its business lines. In

Carrefour

Market

in France, Carrefour Argentina and Carrefour

2015, Carrefour France also rolled out the Companies and Districts

Romania. The Group was recognised for its global approach, and also

Charter

(Charte Entreprises et Quartiers)

, which was signed in 2013,

received certification in 2014. In 2015, it was Carrefour Taiwan that

across five

départements

and regions. Signed in 2014 with the

was recognised and obtained certification. The Group’s aim is for all

French Minister for urban affairs, this agreement is aimed at

Carrefour countries to be eligible for certification within the next few

promoting access to employment for people living in priority urban

years.

areas and thereby contribute to the economic and social

Combatting discrimination, promoting diversity

development of these areas. Lastly, Carrefour France also signed the

Corporate Charter “Committed together for the region”

(Engagés

and equal opportunity

ensemble pour le territoire)

with the city of Montreuil (93) in 2015.

Carrefour fights against discrimination and promotes all forms of

Action in support of employment for young people

diversity. This is reaffirmed in the international agreement to promote

and seniors

social sialogue, diversity and respect for fundamental rights signed on

The chart below shows that 20% of the Group’s workforce are under

September

30, 2015. Specific Group-level training courses to raise

age 25, while 12% are over age 50. The proportion of young people is

awareness among managers were launched in 2014 and continued in

therefore particularly high in the Carrefour teams.

2015.

WORKFORCE BY AGE GROUP

in 2015, Carrefour Brazil continued to train 200 managers in the

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subject of diversity, and participated in Diversity Week (with one day

Age40≥age>35

<Age18

Age55≥age>50

Age25≥age≥18

Age30≥age>25

>Age65

Age65≥age>60

0.1%

0.7%

Age60≥age>55

4%

7.4%

Age50≥age>45

11%

Age45≥age>40

14%

13.9%

14.8%

14.4%

Age35≥age>30

1.5%

18.2%

devoted to gender equality and supporting UN Women’s

HeForShe

campaign, and the other days devoted to origin equality, people

with disabilities, refugees and the Federation of lesbians, gays,

bisexuals and transsexuals – LGBT). Carrefour Brazil reaffirmed its

commitment to diversity by supporting the creation of the Business

Initiative for Racial Equality and signing the relevant letter of

commitments, and also becoming a member of the LGBT Business

Forum Board;

Carrefour

market

in France launched a huge internal and external

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communication campaign on equal opportunity, with operations to

raise awareness among store management teams about equal

opportunity, a secure pre-apprenticeship pathway in the butchery

business line, disability training for store directors, raising

awareness among young schoolchildren about the stereotypes

linked to different types of business line, etc. All Market store

directors took the diversity and equal opportunity course.

2015 REGISTRATION DOCUMENT

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