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ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - Lukoil

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tural reorganization and salary increases for employees in organizations, that only recently joined<br />

LUKOIL, led to 13.6% increase of average employee incomes in the Group (including all payments and<br />

bonuses).<br />

As well as ensuring a decent working salary, the Company encourages employee performance at<br />

work via a broad range of social programs and measures. These include:<br />

health care and medical treatment, including voluntary medical insurance;<br />

opportunities for rest and relaxation for employees and their families, and organization of sport<br />

and health activities;<br />

help to employees in obtaining their own accommodation;<br />

social support for women and families with children;<br />

social support for young specialists;<br />

non-state pension provision for employees, consisting of employer contributions to the LUKOIL-<br />

GARANT private pension fund ($14 million in <strong>2005</strong>). The system of non-state pension provision<br />

with employer and employee contributions was further extended in <strong>2005</strong>, and 62,000 employees<br />

were participants of the scheme by the end of <strong>2005</strong>.<br />

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY<br />

An efficient system of social security for employees helps to attract qualified specialists to the<br />

Company, reduces employee turnover, strengthens corporate culture and provides a foundation for<br />

strong operating performance.<br />

The Company continues to deliver on commitments, which it undertook voluntarily and on its own initiative<br />

under the LUKOIL Social Code. This is a code of principles and norms of socially responsible<br />

behaviour towards all parties, whose interests are affected by Company business.<br />

These additional commitments are directed towards employees, retired employees, and shareholders,<br />

as well as business partners, the state and society.<br />

In order to increase transparency of its social policy the Company has issued a Report on Sustainable<br />

Development in the Russian Federation in 2003–2004. The publication complies with the international<br />

Net Income<br />

per Employee,<br />

$ thousand/employee<br />

Employment Structure by Business Segments<br />

(as of 1 January, 2006)<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

Petroleum product marketing 16% Other activities 5%<br />

Petrochemicals 9%<br />

LUKOIL foreign<br />

organizations 14%<br />

20<br />

Oil refining 8%<br />

Head office 1%<br />

10<br />

0<br />

2003<br />

2004<br />

<strong>2005</strong><br />

Oil & gas production 47%<br />

71

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