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77.1%

of employment contracts

are full-time

Working life quality

as a driver for progress

As a responsible retailer, Carrefour wishes to provide each

employee with the opportunity to be fulfilled by his or her work.

To achieve this objective, the Group is careful to create the most

favourable conditions by encouraging social dialogue, listening

to its staff and providing a high-quality work environment. Carrefour

encourages its employees to develop a sense of satisfaction for

work done well and of collective motivation, entrepreneurial spirit,

and a desire to form quality relationships with customers.

In all the countries inwhich the Group operates,

Carrefour fosters organisational models which

ensure the continuity of customer service while

taking into account employee expectations

and complying with local regulations. Several

initiatives are being developed to increase the

base hours worked by part-time employees for

those who want it, and to provide them with

flexiblepersonalorganisationthroughtheimple-

mentation of job versatility, work-shift blocks

andexperimentationwithremoteworking.

Enduring social dialogue

As proof of its commitment topromote individual

and collective progress, Carrefour has long

emphasised consultation through high-quality

internalandexternalsocialdialogue.

In September 2015, Carrefour signed a new

agreement with the UNI (Union Network Inter-

national) onpromoting social dialogue, diversity,

and respecting fundamental rights at work. This

commitment is also made to help in the fight

against discrimination and for respect for work-

place gender equality, and the inclusion of those

withdisabilities.

The quality of Carrefour’s social dialogue extends

beyondmere legal and regulatory requirements

and is implemented in all Group countries and

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