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Social Indicators

Diversity and Equal Opportunities

UMG Australia: the policy of employing persons with a disability is

currently being studied by a “Learning and Development Manager”;

it is expected that the policy will come into force in 2016;

Digitick works closely with the association

Accompagner la

Réalisation des Projets d’Études de Jeunes Élèves et Étudiants

Handicapés

(ARPEJEH) and is committed to accepting young trainees;

Devispresto (MyBestPro) adapts the job position of an employee with

a disability by setting up telecommuting.

The integration of individuals with disabilities and non-discrimination

are principles respected within every company in the group. In the

recruitment process, the companies ensure equal treatment for

applications and maintain strict respect for the individual. At the same

time, the companies have developed specific training programs for

employees and managers to raise awareness of disabilities.

5.6.3.

PROMOTING DIVERSITY AND

NON-DISCRIMINATION POLICIES

Diversity and Non-Discrimination Policies in the Business Units

In accordance with Vivendi’s Compliance Program, the group’s

subsidiaries are committed to equal opportunities for all in recruitment,

mobility, promotion, training and compensation, without distinction as to

gender, religion, origin, age, personal life or disability.

Vivendi’s Compliance Program states that, in each subsidiary, the

Compliance Officer is in charge of responding to employees’ concerns.

Moreover, in the US and the UK subsidiaries, a hotline is available to

employees, in accordance with applicable rules and regulations, to report

any cases of discrimination or harassment.

The Vivendi group is aware of the issue of diversity and pursues a policy

in favor of equal opportunities, as defined in various ways depending on

the subsidiary:

providing employee training on diversity issues;

implementing agreements on employing disabled workers;

negotiating and signing agreements on remote working

arrangements;

establishing inter-company nurseries to facilitate a balance between

personal and professional life;

continuing the commitment to select applicants exclusively from the

standpoint of diversity; and

contributing to the action plan, programs or collective bargaining

agreements related to gender parity.

The Canal+ Group and Universal Music Group have long been involved

in diversity issues. The Canal+ Group’s global presence requires it to

develop a territorial base for its business activities. Hence, for its growth,

it is vitally important that its staff reflect this diversity. Universal Music

encourages diversity in all of its activities and has committed itself to

eliminating all forms of discrimination through its Equal Opportunity

policy which applies to all employees and also to temporary workers

and job applicants as well as to the numerous contractors, suppliers and

consultants

(1)

.

Vivendi group managers receive regular awareness training on the

group’s hiring criteria, which are based on openness, difference and

diversity. Social dialog and the signing of numerous agreements on issues

such as professional gender equality, disability, employment of seniors,

and the awareness policy pursued at all levels by the group on these

issues are a reflection of this commitment.

Employment of Seniors

The term “senior” refers to an employee aged 55 or over.

EMPLOYMENT OF SENIORS

(NUMBER AND PERCENTAGE OF THE HEADCOUNT)

GRI

UNGC

OECD

G4-10, G4-LA12

1, 6

IV, V.1.e

2015

2014

UMG

617 (8%)

585 (8%)

C+G

278 (4%)

240 (3%)

of which SECP

72 (10%)

70 (8%)

Vivendi Village

20 (3%)

9 (1%)

Corporate

49 (24%)

45 (23%)

Total

964 (6%)

879 (6%)

The overall percentage of seniors at group level (6%) has remained

unchanged over the last two fiscal years. Their presence is greatest at

the corporate level (24%) owing to the level of expertise of employees

working at corporate headquarters.

Employment of Youth

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WITH WORK-STUDY CONTRACTS

IN THE GROUP IN FRANCE EMPLOYEES WITH WORK-

STUDY CONTRACTS IN THE GROUP IN FRANCE

GRI

UNGC

OECD

G4-10, G4-LA11

6

V.1.e

2015

2014

Consolidated data

225

230

Vivendi continues to pursue its engagement in employing young staff

members through various types of work-study programs. The number of

work-study contracts in 2015 is mainly due to the Canal+ Group’s active

investment (61% of contracts) and to Universal Music France (26% of

contracts). Vivendi Village, Dailymotion and Vivendi Headquarters

employed 13% of the work-study contracts in 2015.

(1)

Equal Opportunities: Our Policy, UMG internal publication, circa 2013.

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