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B-POL-01.0008

Revision 01. Original Date: 24 February 2010. Revision date: 16 December 2011.

Policy prepared by: Vice President Human Resources. Approved by: COMEX. Validated by: Quality Director of BOURBON

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It is the policy of BOURBON that all employees have the right to conduct their employment in an

environment that is free from any offensive, hostile or intimidating influences that may affect their job

performance, safety and/or mental and physical well-being.

All employees have full responsibility to maintain the highest standards of personal behaviour within the

workplace at all times. All employees are expected to conduct themselves in a courteous and professional

manner, to treat their fellow employees and all other persons from any other Affiliate, workgroup or local

population with respect and consideration.

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not limited to unwanted physical contact, verbal slurs and/or insults, uninvited and unwelcomed sexual

advances or offensive or intimidating comments.

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If any employee has reason to believe that he or she is the victim of any form of discrimination or

harassment, he or she should follow the steps below:

Inform the offending person(s) that their behaviour is offensive and/or insulting and request them to stop

immediately.

If any person feels uncomfortable confronting the perpetrator of the offensive/insulting behaviour for any

reason, they should instead report the situation to their supervisor who will take the appropriate action by

reporting the incident to a Senior Manager. On receiving any report of discrimination or harassment,

Senior Managers are to report the circumstances and details of the case to the Vice President Human

Resources.

If the complaint of discrimination or harassment is against a Supervisor or Manager, or if any individual is

uncomfortable discussing the complaint with a Supervisor or Manager, all employees have the right to

report any complaint of discrimination or harassment to the Affiliate Human Resources Manager, a

Senior Manager and/or the Vice President Human Resources at any time.

All complaints of discrimination and/or harassment will be dealt with by BOURBON in a timely manner

and all related details will remain highly confidential.

Following investigation, any person found guilty of discrimination or harassment against any fellow

employee will be disciplined by BOURBON. Such disciplinary action may include any measure from

reprimand to termination of employment.

Under no circumstances shall any form of retaliation be accepted against any employee who in good faith

makes any complaint against any other person or persons regarding discrimination or harassment.

Christian Lefèvre

Chief Executive Officer

Gaël Bodénès

Chief Operating Officer

Laurent Renard

Chief Financial Officer

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