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The Human Resources Charter was initially drafted in 1989 under Martin Bouygues’ impetus.
It was updated in 2008. The new charter centres on three corporate principles: respect, confidence and equal opportunity.

 



Download the Bouygues group's Human Resources Charter


In June 2001, Martin Bouygues and representatives of the European Federation of Trade Unions signed a European Social Charter. Rooted in respect for individuals in their human, professional, community and social dimensions, it lays the foundations for the corporate values shared by all Group employees in Europe.

Download the Bouygues group's European Social Charter


Labour-management agreements


Management and labour in each of the Group's businesses negotiated agreements on the reduction of working hours. All employees working in France have benefited from such an agreement since 2002.
Other agreements cover older employees, equal opportunity based on gender, manpower planning and skills management, and disabled employment.


Values


The Bouygues group’s growth is hinged on a strong culture that has always put people first.
Its founding principles include teamwork, the assumption of responsibility and respect.

Bouygues' corporate culture is founded on the 11 following values:

1
People are our greatest resource.

2
Customers are the reason for the company's existence and satisfying them is our only goal.

3
Quality is the key to competitiveness.

4
Creativity enables us to offer our customers original, practical solutions at the best cost.

5 Technical innovation, which improves the cost and efficiency of our products, underpins our success.

6
Respect for oneself, for others and for the environment inspires our everyday behaviour.

7
Promotion is based on individual merit.

8
Training gives our people the means to extend their knowledge and enhance their professional life.

9
Young people, and their potential, will forge the company's future.

10 Challenge drives progress. To stay a leader, we must act like a challenger.

11
Attitude is more powerful than technical and economic strength alone.

 
(Updated: August 2008)
 
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