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7 L’OréaL - GrI DaTa SHEETS 2011<br />

n In France, the obligations arising from the agreements envisage specific end-of-service compensation payments. Furthermore, an early<br />

retirement scheme is in place, along with a defined benefit retirement plan. Moreover, within certain group companies, medical cover<br />

for retirees is partially paid by the group.<br />

With the exception of the medical cover for retirees, these commitments are the subject of partial external financial cover;<br />

n abroad, when retirement plans or other specific defined benefit commitments exist, the corresponding actuarial liabilities, net of the<br />

capitalized funds allocated to their cover, are also taken charge of on the basis of the entitlement acquired by employees.<br />

From 1 January 2009, the group has chosen to adopt the IaS 19 option that permits immediate recognition in shareholders’ equity of<br />

actuarial losses and gains for defined benefit schemes subsequent to employment, in place of the corridor method.<br />

The charge recognized in the income statement for the financial year includes:<br />

n the additional entitlements acquired by the employees during this financial year;<br />

n the variation from the updating of the entitlements existing at the start of the financial year, as a result of the passage of time;<br />

n the product of the external funds calculated on the basis of the normalized yield from the long-term investments;<br />

n the effect of any modifications to the plans in relation to previous years or of any new plans.<br />

In order to determine the updated value of the obligation in respect of each plan, the group uses the retrospective method with end-ofservice<br />

salary projection based on the so-called projected unit credit method. The valuation of the commitments and the plan assets takes<br />

place each year and, for the valuation of the commitments in particular, takes into account length of service, life expectancy, rate of staff<br />

rotation per category and also economic hypotheses such as inflation rates and discount rates. actuarial shortfalls recorded on the other<br />

benefits such as long service awards, etc. are immediately recorded in the profit and loss accounts.<br />

The debt relating to the company’s net commitment concerning staff is recorded on the liability side of the balance sheet, in the section<br />

Provisions for pensions and other post-retirement benefits<br />

> For more details, see section “1.23. Provisions for retirement, end-of-service packages and other benefits granted to employees” on page<br />

99 of the 2011 reference Document.<br />

LA12<br />

MaP (Managing and appraising Performance) is an evaluation system that permits the evaluation and development of the skills and<br />

performance of all L’Oréal staff.<br />

MaP deals with the following points:<br />

• Integration of roles, key responsibilities, targets and skills of the employees<br />

• Career management: taking into account of the wishes of an employee, along with their evaluation, experience and resilience<br />

• Training decisions based on the development plan<br />

• remuneration decisions (taking into account their command of the key responsibilities and achievement of targets)<br />

The MaP On Line system, which is currently being deployed, has been used by 25,731 people in 62 countries this year. The plan is to<br />

extend it to the population as a whole while gradually replacing the paper format.<br />

MaP consists of an end-of-year interview and, for most staff, a mid-year interview.<br />

• The mid-year interview<br />

The mid-year interview (EMa) takes place at the year’s midpoint, thus permitting the employee to gain a detached view of their<br />

everyday activities, to measure the progress made with their manager and to examine with them any supporting measures that might<br />

be necessary.<br />

• aims:<br />

- To conduct a review of the progress made in terms of the employee’s targets and skills<br />

- To develop a personalized development plan for the next twelve months<br />

- To give the employee and manager a shared view of the best way of working together<br />

• The end-of-year interview<br />

The EFa is centered on:<br />

- the evaluation of their performance during the year elapsed<br />

- the prospects for the year ahead<br />

• The end-of-year interview (EFa) offers an opportunity for the employee to speak with their manager and their n+2 about:<br />

- their performance<br />

- their targets for the coming year<br />

- their aspirations<br />

- their developing needs.<br />

It should take place within a spirit of open dialogue and objectivity.<br />

24,353 employees used MaP On Line to publish their EFa report after the 2011 end-of-year interviews, which is 25% more than last year.<br />

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