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Recruitments (1)
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Disabled employees
2.1. Recruitments in 2002
Recruitments in 2002
Europe Outside Outside Total
France France Europe
Automobile Division 6,120 2,860 820 9,800
Finance Companies 130 110 10 250
Transportation
and Logistics 510 530 60 1,100
Other Businesses 80 10 0 90
Total 6,840 3,510 890 11,240
Automotive
Equipment 5,500
(1)
Excluding hirings under fixed-term contracts and in the automotive equipment
division.
In the past four years, more than 44,000 people (2) have been hired
across the Group, of which 30% outside France. Nearly 30% of people
hired in the Automobile Division in France were involved in design and
engineering. More than 52% were hired in manufacturing, 16% in
sales and marketing and 2% in support functions. PSA Peugeot Citroën
has not encountered any major difficulties in attracting applicants to fill
its staffing needs. In France, 21,160 employees have less than four
years seniority. Of these, 15,230 are under 30.
(2)
59,430 including the automotive equipment division.
2.2. Recruitments by activity
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Disabled employees
Outside
France France Total
Automobile Division 4,550 520 5,070
Finance Companies 5 10 15
Transportation and Logistics 80 40 120
Other Businesses 90 0 90
Total 4,725 570 5,295
Worldwide, the Group employs nearly 5,300 disabled people, as
defined by local legislation. In France, including sheltered workers
under subcontracting agreements, 9.28% of employees are classified as
handicapped, compared with the legally required 6%.
Turnover
5.1. Resignations
In 2002
Outside
France France Total
Manufacturing 760 430 1,190
Marketing and Sales 730 840 1,570
Finance Companies 50 50 100
Transportation and Logistics 190 420 610
Other Businesses 20 0 20
Total 1,750 1,740 3,490
In 2002, resignations represented nearly 2.4% of total headcount, or
1.3% in the case of engineers and managers alone.
5.2. Premature terminations or dismissals
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Outsourcing
PSA Peugeot Citroën’s procurement primarily concerns automotive
parts and components for its mechanical component and final assembly
plants. Sourced from 850 suppliers, these parts represent around 70%
of a vehicle’s unit production cost. The remaining outside purchases
concern capital equipment and services.
Purchasing terms and conditions comply fully with sustainable
development principles. In particular, suppliers are expected to comply
with all prevailing laws and regulations in every country where they do
business, to demonstrate the highest standards of environmental
stewardship and to adhere to the international conventions and
recommendations of the International Labor Organization. This
especially applies to conventions regarding worker protection, the
abolition of forced labor and the elimination of child labor, health and
safety in the workplace and the preservation of workers’ rights.
Premature terminations
Outside
or dismissals in 2002 France France Total
Automobile Division 840 610 1,450
Finance Companies 10 10 20
Transportation and Logistics 80 80 160
Other Businesses 50 0 50
Total 980 700 1,680
These figures include premature termination of work contracts for
incapacity, disability and dismissal for personal reasons.
Redundancies in 2002
Outside
France France Total
Automobile Division 0 1,070 1,070
Finance Companies 50 0 50
Transportation and Logistics 5 5 10
Other Businesses 0 0 0
Total 55 1,075 1,130
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