Fiscal 2020 Universal Registration Document

2. Management report

2.2.1.4 Workforce by age and average seniority

FISCAL 2020
FISCAL 2019

EmployEEMANAGERS
EMPLOYEES
MANAGERS
Under 30 years

Under 30 years

FISCAL 2020


22.9%

Under 30 years

FISCAL 2019


10.1%

28.6%

12.1%

30-40 years

30-40 years


FISCAL 2020


24.7%

30-40 years


FISCAL 2019


30.0%

22.7%

29.6%

40-50 years

40-50 years

FISCAL 2020


23.6%

40-50 years

FISCAL 2019


29.9%

21.6%

29.1%

50-60 years

50-60 years

FISCAL 2020


20.6%

50-60 years

FISCAL 2019


22.8%

19.0%

22.1%

Over 60 years

Over 60 years


FISCAL 2020


8.2%

Over 60 years


FISCAL 2019


7.2%

8.1%

7.0%

TotalTotal

FISCAL 2020


100%

Total

FISCAL 2019


100%

100%

100%

(in number of years)FY 2020
FY 2019
Managers

Managers


FY 2020


9.2

Managers


FY 2019


8.6

Employees

Employees


FY 2020


5.1

Employees


FY 2019


4.6

AVERAGE SENIORITY

AVERAGE SENIORITY


FY 2020


5.6

AVERAGE SENIORITY


FY 2019


5.1


2.2.1.5 New hires excluding acquired companies and contract transfers

 

FISCAL 2020
FISCAL 2019
CHANGE
Employees

Employees


FISCAL 2020


126,904

Employees


FISCAL 2019


175,599

Employees


CHANGE


- 48,695

Managers

Managers


FISCAL 2020


7,020

Managers


FISCAL 2019


9,353

Managers


CHANGE


- 2,333

TotalTotal

FISCAL 2020


133,924

Total

FISCAL 2019


184,952

Total

CHANGE


- 51,028


New hires decreased in Fiscal 2020 as a result of the signifi cant impact of the Covid-19 crisis had on our activity leading to site  closures and the slowdown of activity on sites that remained open. The redeployment of employees between segments (estimated at 4,000), particularly towards the Healthcare segment, also helped to limit the need for external recruitment during the crisis. This redeployment presented a benefit in terms of both efficiency and safety. As part of their activities at their initial site, these employees were already trained in the Company’s procedures, especially on our Health and Safety protocols.

Finally, the decrease in the number of new hires is consistent with the decline in the number of departures and the higher retention rate of our employees.

2.2.1.6 Departures by reason on continuous contracts (excluding site losses)


FISCAL 2020
FISCAL 2019
CHANGE
Resignations (less than 3 months)

Resignations (less than 3 months)


FISCAL 2020


26,347

Resignations (less than 3 months)


FISCAL 2019


35,297

Resignations (less than 3 months)


CHANGE

- 8,950

Resignations (after 3 months) ☑

Resignations (after 3 months) ☑

FISCAL 2020


76,712

Resignations (after 3 months) ☑

FISCAL 2019


85,317

Resignations (after 3 months) ☑

CHANGE

- 8,605

TOTAL RESIGNATIONS

TOTAL RESIGNATIONS


FISCAL 2020


103,059

TOTAL RESIGNATIONS


FISCAL 2019


120,614

TOTAL RESIGNATIONS


CHANGE

- 17,555

Dismissals or redundancy

Dismissals or redundancy


FISCAL 2020


48,673

Dismissals or redundancy


FISCAL 2019


42,152

Dismissals or redundancy


CHANGE

+ 6,521

Retirement and other reasons

Retirement and other reasons


FISCAL 2020


5,870

Retirement and other reasons


FISCAL 2019


6,638

Retirement and other reasons


CHANGE

- 768

TOTAL NUMBER OF DEPARTURES

TOTAL NUMBER OF DEPARTURES


FISCAL 2020


157,602

TOTAL NUMBER OF DEPARTURES


FISCAL 2019


169,404

TOTAL NUMBER OF DEPARTURES


CHANGE

- 11,802

As a result of the health crisis, the number of resignations fell and the number of redundancies  was particularly high during the second half of the year in countries in which we experienced a significant slowdown in activity and where there was no partial unemployment scheme in place.