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3.12.1. Provisions related to employee benefi ts<br />
LA FRANÇAISE DES JEUX — 73<br />
The post-employment benefi ts scheme corresponds to benefi ts paid to employees when they retire, as set out in the relevant national<br />
industry agreement, in accordance with the criteria governing length of service, age, and terms and conditions of retirement.<br />
The discount rate used was 4.56%, defi ned based on the reference rate for AA corporate bonds with a maturity of between 10 and<br />
15 years in the euro zone, including an infl ation rate of 2.2%. Using the corridor method , the actuarial gains and losses still to be<br />
amortised at 31 December 2010 stand at €0.7m.<br />
In addition, under the reform of the French pension system, the conditions for retirement have been changed. The age of retirement<br />
is gradually being raised from 60 to 62 years for non-managers at the rate of 4 months per year depending on the date of birth. It<br />
was already set at 62 years for managers.<br />
The change in liability and provision and the net cost for the period were as follows:<br />
In thousands of euros<br />
Actuarial liability estimated at 31.12.2009 6,114<br />
Normal cost 545<br />
Interest on the actuarial liability 296<br />
Actuarial gains generated at year-end - 217<br />
Costs for past service 987<br />
Benefi ts paid - 324<br />
Actual actuarial liability at 31.12.2010 7,401<br />
Actuarial losses accrued 675<br />
Accrued costs of past service - 657<br />
Provision at 31.12.2010 7,383<br />
Normal cost 545<br />
Interest on the actuarial liability 296<br />
Amortisation of actuarial gains and losses 24<br />
Amortisation of cost of past services - 113<br />
Benefi ts theoretically paid - 324<br />
Net cost 428<br />
Long-service benefi ts consist of days of leave, and are therefore subject to social security contributions.<br />
3.12.2. Other provisions<br />
Other provisions for contingencies and losses relate to various litigation proceedings.