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Societal,

Social

and Environmental Information

Social Indicators

Temporary and Permanent New Hires

GRI

UNGC

OECD

G4-10, G4-LA1

-

V

2014

2013

Total

Permanent

new hires

Temporary

new hires

Total

Permanent

new hires

Temporary

new hires

C+G

1,612

765

847

1,515

759

756

UMG

1,534

956

578

1,420

937

483

Vivendi Village

280

245

35

324

293

31

Corporate

11

2

9

4

-

4

Sub-total

3,437

1,968

1,469

3,263

1,989

1,274

GVT

7,041

7,041

-

7,956

7,956

-

Total

10,478

9,009

1,469

11,219

9,945

1,274

New Hires in France

This indicator covers the group’s companies in mainland France and its

overseas departments and territories. In the table below, the rate of

permanent new hires is calculated as a ratio of the number of permanent

new hires to total new hires in each business segment.

The number of temporary new hires is equal to the difference between

the total number of new hires and the number of permanent new hires.

New Hires in France

GRI

UNGC

OECD

G4-10, G4-LA1

6

V

2014

2013

Total

Permanent

hires

Total

Permanent

hires

C+G

832 240 (29%)

803 162 (20%)

UMG

119 44 (37%)

127 61 (48%)

Vivendi Village

124 90 (73%)

165 143 (87%)

Headquarters

11 2 (18%)

4

- (0%)

Total

1,086 376 (35%)

1,099 366 (33%)

In the French companies, the average proportion of permanent hires was

35% in 2014, compared with 33% in 2013.

Departures from the Group

Departures from the Group

GRI

UNGC

OECD

G4-LA1

6

V

2014

2013

C+G

1,428

1,512

UMG

1,588

1,336

Vivendi Village

255

286

Corporate

41

29

Sub-total

3,312

3,163

GVT

6,441

6,865

Total

9,753

10,028

The data in the table above shows all departures from the group’s

companies, irrespective of the reason. It can be compared with the table

showing all new hires.

Note: The measures taken by GVT to reinforce its corporate culture have

resulted in a slowdown in departures.

Temporary and Permanent New Hires

Outside France, permanent hiring applies to persons continuously

employed within the company for 18 months or more; employees with

less than 18 months’ continuous employment are considered to be

temporary hires.

Under GVT’s internal policy, new hires are generally permanent.

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Annual Report 2014