EUROPEAN

SOCIAL REPORT 2020

GROUP HUMAN RESOURCES

The bank for a changing world

INTRODUCTION

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EUROPEAN SOCIAL REPORT 2020

The European Social Report have enabled us tu develop a tool providing a clearer understanding of employment and social relations in the various European countries where the Group is present, thereby contributing to the debate within the bank's European Group Committee.

CONTENTS

Introduction

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Definitions

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1 STAFF

  • Full-TimeEquivalent per operating divisions / business lines / Group Functions

and per gender

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  • Headcount per operating divisions / business lines / Group Functions and per gender 7

Full-Time Equivalent per country and gender

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Headcount per country and gender

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  • Full-TimeEquivalent per country and operating divisions / business lines /

Group Functions

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  • Full-timeEquivalent per operating divisions / business lines / Group Functions,

per country and gender

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  • Full-TimeEquivalent per contract, operating divisions / business lines /

Group Functions and per gender

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Full-Time Equivalent per contract, country and gender

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Age pyramid per gender - Headcount

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Distribution of headcount per age and country

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Average age per country and gender - Headcount

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Group seniority pyramid per gender - Headcount

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Distribution of headcount per Group seniority and country

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Average Group seniority per country and gender

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Full-time Equivalent per professional field, country and gender

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2 MOVEMENTS

Recruitments of Permanent-Term Contracts per gender - Headcount

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Variation of the FTC Headcount in FTE

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Recruitments of Permanent-Term Contracts per country and gender - Headcount

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Permanent-Term Contracts leavers per reason and gender - Headcount

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Perimeter changes - Full-Time Equivalent

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Departure rate per reason and country - Headcount

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3 ABSENTEEISM, LEAVES AND WORK RELATED ACCIDENTS

Absenteeism, leaves and work related accidents per country

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4 WORKING TIME

Part-time workers per country and gender - Headcount

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  • Distribution of part-time workers by length of working time (< or ≥ 80%)

per country and gender - Headcount

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Distribution of part-time workers per age brackets and country - Headcount

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5 DIVERSITY

Percentage of women in Senior Management Positions per country

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  • Senior employment maintenance - Average age of departure for people

55 years old and over per country

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Number of nationalities per country

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Number of disabled employees per country

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6 TRAINING

  • Percentage of employees who completed a training session and average number

of training hours per employee, per country

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  • Percentage of training hours and percentage of training sessions per nature

and country

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  • Percentage of employees who completed a management training course

per country and gender

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7 MOBILITY

Number of filled positions via Taleo per country

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Number of mobilities and mobility rate per country and gender

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DEFINITIONS

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SCOPE OF THE EUROPEAN COMMITTEE: all countries belonging to the European Economic Area, excluding countries with no majority-owned subsidiaries.

SCOPE: Jersey and Guernsey were deleted of the British data starting 2013.

STAFF COVERED BY THE REPORT: the social report covers salaried employees working under permanent-term contracts (PTC) or fixed-term contracts (FTC) present on December 31 of the year in question. It does not include apprentices, CIFRE, trainees, VIE, casual workers, temporary contracts, and service providers.

  • Headcount: each employee counts for 1 unit.
  • Full-TimeEquivalent: each employee is included on the basis of his or her theoretical working hours (e.g.: 0.8 for an employee working 4 days out of 5).

RATE OF COMPLETENESS: each table of statistical data is completed with a rate of completeness; this rate shows the percentage of the scope of the European committee used as a basis for calculating the indicator.

The following symbol is used: 96%

This rate may be used for individual countries; it is then known as the "significance rate."

GROUP FUNCTIONS: Group Tax Department, BNP Paribas Consulting & Trans- formation, Group Communication, Public Affairs, General Direction, Company Engagement, Compliance, Economic Research, Collective Management, Group Finance, Legal, Group Strategic Sourcing, Imex, General Inspection, Group IT, ITP, Corporate & Social Responsibility, Group Human Resources, Risk, Strategy & Development.

PROFESSIONAL FIELD: the professional field refers to the Jobs Directory, the

Group's worldwide reference system, divided into 4 categories: position, job, family, and professional field. The Jobs Directory provides an overview of the principal activities pursued within the Group independently of, firstly, hierarchical positions and, secondly, legal and organizational structures.

SENIOR MANAGEMENT POSITION: in 2011, the concept of Senior Management Positions has been created to enable the Senior Managers to do the following:

  • Provide leadership by giving meaning,
  • Play an active role in the reflection process in the light of major transformations,
  • Implement our corporate strategy effectively and efficiently.

A Senior Management Position is a position that is identified and approved as such by the Executive committee of the different Business areas, Operating Divisions, Business Lines, Group Functions of BNP Paribas as having a major impact on the Group. This impact is related to the expected involvement of the incumbent of any given position:

  • in defining and implementing the entity's strategy, and/or;
  • in obtaining commercial/final results, and/or;
  • in creating high-level expertise through the development of know-how, knowl- edge and skills, and/or;
  • in managing a support function.

ABBREVIATIONS: FRB French Retail Banking; BRB Belgian Retail Banking; LRB Luxembourg Retail Banking; BNL Italian Retail Banking; FTC Fixed-Term Contract, PTC Permanent-Term Contract; CIB Corporate and Institutional Banking; IFS International Financial Services; IRB International Retail Banking.

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