DIJON, FUTURE MÉTROPOLE OF INNOVATION The first smart city à la française
In London Proton therapy enters the fight against cancer
Building differently : Bouygues gives it all!
Monaco is expanding into the Mediterranean : A seaside extension with concrete 'caissons'
CFC, in the heart of the future Moroccan business district : A skyscraper & a symbol in Casablanca
TF1 speaks feminine : Making digital click with women
COLAS FACES THE CLIMATES, IN CANADA : paving the way with new partners
A big challenge : Let's go to Australia
Immediate boarding for Madagascar
Winning over the millennials
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Bouygues In Brief
at 31 December 2018
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Diversified services Group
Operating on markets with potential for sustainable growth (construction, media and telecoms), the Group supports its customers over the long term. Bouygues draws on the skills and expertise of its people to add value to the products and services it offers in each of its business segments. The Group aims to strengthen its position as a global player in construction, energy, and transport infrastructure, maintain its leading position in the French media industry and support the spread of digital technologies in the telecoms sector for the benefit of customers and end-users alike.
A strong corporate culture shared by its five business segments
The Group's corporate culture is distinguished by project management know-how and human resources management based on the three principles of its Human Resources Charter: respect, trust and fairness..
At 31 December 2017
GROUP EMPLOYEES
Operating in nearly 90 countries, the Bouygues group has:
- 34% managerial
- 29% clerical, technical & supervisory
- 37% site workers
- 46% managerial & technical
- 54% site workers
48 526 abroad
Hiring, integrating and training employees are more necessary than ever to renew generations and adapt skills to new business developments.
(Figures at 31 December 2017)