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STRATEGIC DRIVERS FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH

2. Continuing the Group’s digital transformation

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SAINT-GOBAIN

- REGISTRATION DOCUMENT 2016

USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM HR PROCESSES

2.2

relating to new employee recruitment and induction, tools for

training and internal mobility.

Digital technology is also changing interactions within the

redesign and optimize Human Resources (HR) processes

Group. The shift to digital provides an opportunity to

Using new networks to improve

2.2.1

mobility

recruitment and promote internal

digital technology in its recruitment processes: more use is

Saint-Gobain is making increasing use of social media and

enabling specific skills to be identified and new talent to be

being made of professional social networking, and Big Data is

hired.

competition for all the Group’s recruitment professionals, in

In 2016, Saint-Gobain launched a worldwide, four-month

digital head-hunting and sharing good in-house practice.

partnership with LinkedIn, with the aim of strengthening

Recruiter Index. This indicator measures Saint-Gobain’s

Every participant was competing for the highest LinkedIn

talent, engaging with candidates and managing the talent

effectiveness in building its employer brand, finding top

pool.

invited to check and apply for job vacancies within the Group.

This platform was developed and rolled out in the General

introduced the OpenJob platform, where all employees are

Delegations.

Saint-Gobain also promotes internal mobility and has

employee induction, training

and awareness

Using digital technology for

2.2.2

has been a particular emphasis on training in the use of digital

technology, with e-learning and classroom-based sessions

arrive at Saint-Gobain, while e-learning and MOOCs on the

Boost! Platform are open to all employees. Since 2015, there

available to all employees.

employees are provided with online training as soon as they

The Group is also developing new tools to train its

employees, both new and existing, in a number of skills. New

collaborative effort, the application is aimed at all

Saint-Gobain Weber employees.

take appropriate corrective decisions. The result of a

Saint-Gobain Weber’s mobile application, WeberKehs, has

been rolled out in Brazil, France, Italy, Portugal and Spain and

Digital technology is also playing a role in staff safety.

improves employee safety via video-assisted system. The tool

can be used to identify and evaluate risks in real time and

Fostering interaction and

2.2.3

data-sharing within the Group

and data-sharing in this way by encouraging access to online

platforms.

The transition to digital is making it easier for Group

employees to interact. Saint-Gobain promotes information

communities.

discussion groups, solve a problem together or share

documents and ideas. Employees also use it to share their

good practices. They come from all over the world and all

Group businesses to look for information, contribute to

engineering, research, finance, marketing and even gender

diversity discussion groups interact within their online

respective experience within the Group. Each and every day,

numerous employees from purchasing, production

set up in 2011 and has since been developed. The platform

makes it easier for employees to exchange information and

A collaborative company social network, MySaintGobain, was

add to them. An easy-to-use interface open to all users allows

data to be retrieved or automatically read into another

macro-economic indicators from the OECD, and safety

indicators available for use by all employees, who can also

application.

The Group Information Systems Department’s “Open data for

Saint-Gobain” initiative makes ready-to-use data sets,