10.10.2008
Patrick Pélata appointed Renault Chief Operating Officer

Paris, October 10, 2008 - Renault SA has today announced that Patrick Pélata is appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO) responsible for operations, reporting to President and CEO, Carlos Ghosn. The appointment is effective October 13th 2008. The change was announced consistent with a long-term pre-determined strategy and the desire of the President to adapt the management of Renault as required by the needs of the business. Through the appointment of a COO, the Renault management team has strengthened its operational capabilities ensuring a close focus on day-to-day business matters. Next

10.08.2008
Renault Voluntary Project

Following the meeting of the Group Works Council on October 3, 2008, all the site works councils of Renault S.A.S. were informed and consulted on a more detailed version of the draft departure plan entitled "Renault Voluntary Project", on October 6 and 7. This stage marks the end of the consultation of social partners and the start of plan deployment at the sites. Advisory offices will be put in place from mid-October. Next

10.03.2008
Project for a voluntary departure plan at Renault S.A.S. presented at the second CCE meeting

Renault management presented a more complete version of its voluntary departure project entitled 'Renault Voluntary Project' to the Group Works Council (CCE) at Renault S.A.S. (Renault in France excluding subsidiaries) for information and consultation on October 3, 2008. Next

06.24.2008
Renault trains two-wheeler employees on road safety

During Road Safety month in June, Renault is offering its staff who ride two-wheeled vehicles an original training course to perfect their driving skills and reduce the risk of commuting accidents. Next

02.15.2008
Renault commits to helping young people from unprivileged areas

Renault, like 30 French companies, has signed the 'National commitment to the professional insertion of young people from underprivileged areas' with the French Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Employment. Next

02.14.2008
Renault s.a.s. 2007 profit-sharing

Renault s.a.s. will pay euros161.30 million in profit-sharing for 2007, with euros109.40 per euros100 of gross monthly salary for each employee and a minimum payout of euros2369.43. Next

11.27.2007
Equal opportunities: Renault partners lycée Henri IV

As part of its commitment to equal opportunities, Renault is partnering the Lycée Henri IV in the creation of a new prep class for scholarship students. Next

06.20.2007
A project for educational success

Renault Square Com is organizing an event today in Boulogne Billancourt, featuring a competition of miniature Formula 1 cars designed and built by students in priority educational sectors. The event is the crowning touch to the equal opportunities project 'Courses en Cours' launched in January 2006. Next

03.16.2007
Renault announces Engineering action plan

As Carlos Ghosn undertook on March 1, 2007, the Group Executive Committee (CEG) of Renault approved the support plan for the Engineering and Technocentre teams on March 15. This plan, supporting Renault Commitment 2009, includes measures Next

02.12.2007
Renault reorganizes its Corporate General Secretariat

From March 1, 2007, Mr Michel de Virville, Executive Vice President, Corporate Secretary General and member of the Renault Group Executive Committee, will take on responsibility for the performance of Renault support functions, a major challenge for the achievement of Renault Commitment 2009. From March 1, 2007, Mr Gérard Leclercq is appointed member of the Renault Management Committee and takes charge of the Group Human Resources Department Next