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17.1 Employment
17.1.
EMPLOYMENT
17.1.1.
TOTAL WORKFORCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYEES BY GENDER, AGE
AND REGION
The group had 36,469 employees at December 31, 2016, versus 39,761 employees at the end of December 2015.
Employees by business within the group’s consolidation scope
2016
2015
AREVA Projects
1,463
1,597
Mining
3,449
3,536
Chemistry - Enrichment
2,807
3,012
Recycling
5,263
5,445
Dismantling & Services
4,517
4,408
Logistics
1,161
1,197
Corporate and other cross-business functions
1,012
1,689
Sous-total NEW AREVA
19,672
20,884
Installed Base
4,384
4,714
Equipment
1,639
1,854
Fuel
3,664
3,591
Large Projects
856
4,363
Instrumentation and Control Systems
1,020
Technical and Engineering Department
2,081
Corporate and other cross-business functions
1,473
1,513
Sub-total AREVA NP
15,117
16,035
Propulsion and Research Reactors
1,660
1,733
Renewable Energies
20
162
Nuclear Measurements
-
947
TOTAL
36,469
39,761
Note: The group’s total workforce presented in this section includes a share of the workforces of the group’s joint ventures in Canada, giving a total workforce of 36,469 versus
36,241 in sections 3, 9 and 20 of this document. In addition, the distribution of the workforce between New AREVA and AREVA NP and the distribution among the different
operations reflect the group’s operating organization in effect since July 1, 2016.
Ninety-six percent of the group’s workforce was divided among five countries:
France, Germany, the United States, Kazakhstan and Niger.
Engineers and managers represent more than one third of the workforce (39.7%),
while technical and administrative personnel account for a little less than half
(45.5%). Skilled workers represented 14.8% of the workforce at December 31,
2016. As of the end of December 2016, 22.5% of the group’s worldwide engineers
and management staff were women, an increase of 0.3 percentage point from the
previous year.
2016 AREVA
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