take concrete measures to ensure that gender equality is an
integral part of all human resources processes to eliminate
any discrimination between men and women at the earliest
opportunity (mobility, training, compensation, career
development, etc.). This notably involves neutralizing the
factors liable to slow career progression for women,
removing any obstacles to diversity, promoting the exercise
of leadership by women and giving women access to
positions of responsibility;
— with the signature of the Good Parenting Charter in 2008,
Air France made a commitment to developing parental
representation across the business, creating a positive
environment for employees who are also parents, particularly
for pregnant women, and respecting the principle of nondiscrimination
in the career progression of employees with
children;
— within the framework of its contractual agreement-based policy,
the company is committed to reducing any wage disparities
between men and women. Since 2008, the annual wage
agreements have enabled the implementation of a special
wage equalization measure whose modalities were presented
to the unions. This measure was again applied in 2015.