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2005 Sustainability Report - Lafarge

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Employee<br />

at a Melon cement<br />

plant, <strong>Lafarge</strong><br />

Chilean Cement<br />

Business Unit.<br />

Supporting the development of our<br />

employees<br />

Pursuing a responsible recruitment<br />

and career management policy<br />

ANTICIPATING CHANGES<br />

IN OUR BUSINESS<br />

ACTIVITIES AND<br />

SUPPORTING<br />

THE DEVELOPMENT<br />

OF OUR EMPLOYEES<br />

PAGE 26 | <strong>2005</strong> SUSTAINABILITY REPORT | LAFARGE<br />

Our business activities, which are operated from a long-term perspective, require Business<br />

Units to be firmly anchored in local communities, and our overall performance derives primarily<br />

from our employees' ability to optimize our production facilities. Our human resource management<br />

policy reflects the Group's challenge of enabling its entire staff to develop their talents throughout<br />

their career with <strong>Lafarge</strong>.<br />

To facilitate this long-term management<br />

of human resources, we incorporated<br />

the “Organization and Human Resources<br />

Review” process into the Group's<br />

management cycle in 2003. It defines<br />

the orientations in terms of<br />

organizational changes and need of new<br />

expertise, personnel development,<br />

recruitment, internal evolution and<br />

training.<br />

Our employees' expertise plays a critical<br />

role in optimizing our operations.<br />

Training is thus a major priority.<br />

Aggregates & Concrete integrated the<br />

Batcher Competencies program into its<br />

TOP performance program. The need<br />

for customer focus and high quality<br />

standards plus the specific characteristics

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