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Social responsibility

Action programs

A talent policy to prepare for the Carrefour of the

Training to support collective and personal

future

efficiency

At Carrefour, the notion of talent is not the sole reserve of managers or

One of Carrefour’s key performance indicators is the average number of

high potential staff. It more broadly covers middle management

hours’ training received by each employee. We are seeing a significant

positions and experts in all the areas necessary for the Group to serve

investment in training by the various countries, at a level which

its customers. A talented employee at Carrefour is one who has

remains fairly stable. China, however, experienced a decline in training

completely mastered a business line and maintains a strong customer

levels in 2015, due to the exceptional implementation of a specific

focus.

food quality and safety programme in 2014 which was not destined to

Major work was carried out by 10

countries in 2015 to standardise be repeated in 2015. This explains the slight fall in 2015 compared

processes, for example with regard both to the way career Boards

with 2014.

operate and to defining common criteria for identifying potential.

Future managers are also being identified through the inventorying of

profiles and open discussions with them. The focus is on developing

employees by personalising their development plans and considering

their individual careers.

2015

2014

(1)

*

% vs. 2014

Average number of training hours per employee trained

13.6

14.9

(9.2)%

Total number of hours’ training given over the year

(in millions)

5.1

5.4

(6.0)%

Like-for-like BUs (scope 100% of 2015 consolidated sales, excl. VAT).

(1) Excluding Erteco France.

* 2014 data has been adjusted.

Carrefour’s aim is to implement and roll out a training plan which is

High-level training to prepare tomorrow’s directors

tailored to customer expectations and trends in the retail trade, as well

Since 2013, the Group has offered a selection of training seminars

as the development of its management staff.

designed for Senior directors and directors undergoing a career shift.

The wide-ranging, innovative curriculum was developed in

The training plan is shared between the Group and countries or

collaboration with operational managers to ensure the relevance of

entities, and is articulated around two key areas:

each programme. It includes issues such as customer focus, business

developing Carrefour employees skills in order to provide better

●

innovation and leadership. In 2015, the Carrefour University provided

customer service, improving business line skills in fresh produce 12 training programmes for over 300 participants.

and supporting digital development (as described in the previous

The regular identification of potential successors for existing

section);

executives who are ready immediately, in the short- and/or

encouraging employees’ managerial and personal development.

●

medium-term, is vital for key positions (mainly Executive Committee

Encouraging employees’ managerial development

members, function heads, specialist business lines). Depending on the

requirements and to help new incumbents to settle more easily into

Carrefour seeks to develop managerial skills that encourage

their new roles, personalised individual development plans are used to

accountability and independence. The Eight Human Resources

improve employees’ skills. This is achieved for example through

Fundamentals are designed to help store directors and their managers

Carrefour University programmes, external training courses and

improve in their day-to-day management functions.

coaching sessions.

In 2015, the Group focused on training directors to develop their

Recognising contributions with fair rewards

management skills by providing them with the tools and techniques that

they need to handle the broader range of possible situations in the field.

In Argentina, a mentoring programme was set up in 2015 for 35 store Every employee participates in the life and growth of the Company.

managers known as “progressive”, 10 of them are women, to accelerate Carrefour wishes to reward each one for their contribution, fairly and

the professional promotion of women as part of the “Women Leaders”

objectively: remuneration is linked to the employee’s level of

programme

(detailed in section

2.3.1.4 of this chapter)

. 19 of the responsibility and performance, and is assessed on the basis of

Company’s senior executives decided to participate by becoming objectives. In accordance with its Carrefour’s values and its global

programme mentors. In addition, Carrefour Poland launched the

Apetyt

agreement on respecting basic labour rights, Carrefour complies with

na Handel

programme to develop the management skills of its future local regulations and the social standards in each country in which it is

store directors (six-month in-store internships with tutors, and conducting its integrated activities.

leadership training – 11 two-day sessions).

In addition to monetary compensation, Carrefour also offers attractive

employee benefits.

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