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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT<br />
METHODOLOGY AND AUDIT OF INDICATORS<br />
6.2 Concordance of our indicators with the NRE Act (New Economic<br />
Regulations, France) and article 225 of the Grenelle 2 Act<br />
Concordance Table with the NRE Act<br />
The new economic regulations act (Article 116) requires French listed companies to give an account of the social and environmental<br />
management of their business in their annual report. The table below indicates the numbers of the pages in this report in which the various<br />
indicators are mentioned.<br />
Article 148-2 of the<br />
implementing order Social information<br />
Total staff, fi xed-term/permanent contracts, recruitment, layoffs and grounds, overtime, labour<br />
Pages<br />
1.1.a<br />
from outside the Company<br />
Cutting staff and job saving, regarding reorientation efforts, re-employment and supporting<br />
100<br />
1.1.b<br />
measures 88-89<br />
1999 ARTT<br />
1.2 Work schedule, total hours for full-time and part-time employees, absenteeism and grounds<br />
Remuneration and development, social charges, application of the provisions of Title IV of Book<br />
Agreement<br />
1.3<br />
IV of the French Labour Code, gender equality 76-78, 124-132<br />
1.4 Professional relations and statement of collective agreements 79-80, 103<br />
1.5 Health and safety conditions 71-72, 103<br />
1.6 Training 74-75, 104<br />
1.7 Employment and integration of disabled persons 77-78<br />
1.8 Social works 79-80, 103<br />
1.9<br />
Article 148-3 of the<br />
Size of subcontracting 56-57, 100<br />
implementing order Environmental information<br />
Water, raw materials and energy use. Steps taken to improve energy effi ciency, use of<br />
renewable energy, conditions of land use, airborne, water borne and soil borne releases, noise,<br />
Pages<br />
2.1<br />
odour and waste pollution<br />
Steps taken to restrict harm to biological balance, to natural environments, to protected animal<br />
60-69 , 98-99<br />
2.2<br />
and plant species 68-69<br />
2.3 Evaluation approaches or company environment certifi cation 67, 98<br />
2.4 Steps taken to ensure the Company business conforms to the applicable laws and regulations 36-37, 65-66<br />
2.5 Expenses incurred to prevent the consequences of the Company business on the environment 63<br />
2.6<br />
2.7<br />
2.8<br />
2.9<br />
Internal department for environment management, training and informing employees about<br />
them, the resources devoted to environment risk reduction, organisation and set up to contend<br />
with accidental pollution with an impact beyond the sites 60-69<br />
Amount of provisions and cover for environmental risks except if this is likely to cause serious<br />
harm to the Company in a pending litigation 37<br />
Amount of compensation paid out during the fi nancial year implementing an environmental court<br />
decision and cases brought for damages caused to the environment 39-40<br />
All the items on the objectives that the Company assigns to its subsidiaries abroad on points<br />
1–6 above 60-69, 98-99<br />
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