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1<br />

The Group<br />

Corporate, social and<br />

environmental responsibility<br />

Ensuring equal opportunity<br />

"We are an equal opportunity employer. No<br />

applicant or employee receives less favourable<br />

treatment because of gender, ethnic background,<br />

religion, beliefs, disability, age, sexual orientation<br />

or nationality. This is a moral obligation as well as<br />

a corporate priority. Each person must be treated<br />

like a dignified human being. We owe our success<br />

to the creativity of our people, enhanced by the<br />

tremendous diversity existing within the Group.<br />

We see diversity as a major asset."<br />

All Bouygues businesses have a diversity officer<br />

and have continued their many initiatives to encourage<br />

diversity and equal opportunity in four areas:<br />

disability, gender equality, integration and age<br />

management. TF1 and Bouygues Telecom were<br />

awarded the Diversity label in December 2010 and<br />

June 2011 respectively.<br />

Disability<br />

A structured disability policy is now in place in<br />

all business areas, including disability officers to<br />

coordinate actions and training for HR managers<br />

and managerial staff. Purchases from sheltered<br />

workshops and inclusion programmes have<br />

increased very substantially across the board as<br />

diSabled workerS<br />

Scope: France<br />

Number of disabled<br />

workers (permanent and<br />

fixed-term contracts)<br />

Number of disabled<br />

workers hired (permanent<br />

and fixed-term contracts)<br />

Sales with sheltered<br />

workshops and inclusion<br />

programmes<br />

Holding company<br />

and other<br />

Bouygues<br />

Construction<br />

a result of internal and external awareness-raising<br />

campaigns, including the professional development<br />

of disabled workers in Group businesses.<br />

Specific policies exist to help keep the Group's<br />

disabled employees in work and their working<br />

hours are adjusted so that they can meet their obligations<br />

to fulfil specific administrative formalities.<br />

Bouygues<br />

Immobilier<br />

Colas<br />

TF1<br />

.<br />

Bouygues<br />

Telecom<br />

2011<br />

Total Group<br />

2010<br />

Total Group<br />

2009<br />

Total Group<br />

4 793 19 876 71 234 1,997 1,838 1,638<br />

- 81 8 24 13 38 164 87 148<br />

€4,156 €1,574,230 €382,000 €904,655 €319,432 €1,368,000 €4,552,473 €4,386,332 €2,877,974<br />

eQual opportunity in Group buSineSSeS<br />

> At Bouygues Construction, 400 HR<br />

managers and other managerial staff have<br />

been given equal opportunity training by<br />

Bouygues Construction University over<br />

the last four years, focusing on fighting<br />

discrimination and stereotyping. In 2011,<br />

training was also provided to executive<br />

committee members in group subsidiaries.<br />

> Bouygues Telecom rolled out an<br />

e-learning module on promoting diversity,<br />

intended for managerial staff.<br />

> At TF1, 400 managers took part in a oneday<br />

training course on equal opportunity<br />

and non-discrimination.<br />

> Colas provided its 35,000 employees in<br />

mainland France with a Diversity brochure<br />

setting out the main thrust of its policy.<br />

> Bouygues Immobilier launched an<br />

awareness-raising initiative in November<br />

2011 in the form of a learning game<br />

entitled "Diversity and Performance" in<br />

order to confront employees with their<br />

preconceptions about the place of women,<br />

older workers and disabled people in the<br />

company. The initiative is now part of the<br />

induction process.<br />

diSability policy in Group buSineSSeS<br />

> Outside France, Bouygues Construction<br />

has been committed for several years<br />

to integrating disabled workers and<br />

keeping them in employment. Following<br />

the decision to implement a fully-fledged<br />

disability policy, an outside consultancy<br />

was commissioned to carry out an audit<br />

with the aim of raising awareness among<br />

employees and encouraging senior<br />

management in all countries to support<br />

disability.<br />

> Under its disability agreement, Bouygues<br />

Immobilier assumes the full cost of health<br />

insurance contributions for its disabled<br />

workers. A network of disability officers<br />

has also been created.<br />

> Colas has concluded an agreement with<br />

Agefiph, a fund to promote the employment<br />

of disabled people, under which it is<br />

committed to taking on 120 disabled<br />

workers over a two-year period.<br />

Agefiph: a fund to promote the employment of disabled people<br />

<strong>BOUYGUES</strong> • 2011 <strong>Registration</strong> <strong>Document</strong> • THE GROUP • 39

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