United against gender violence.

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19/01/2012

United against gender violence.

FCC's Second Campaign Against Gender Violence is under way, reaffirming the collaboration agreement signed in November 2010 with the then-Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Policy and Equality.

The Human Resources Department, through the Equality and Diversity Management Team, encourages information distribution and awareness raising so that all FCC employees are involved in promoting the policy and objectives of labour insertion of female victims of gender violence and of any other group vulnerable to social exclusion.

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As we announced when the agreement was signed, we continue to work with the NGO Save the Children to raise awareness about the effects on the children of female victims of gender violence.

We have adopted the campaign slogan "Don't allow it", and we are certain that, with the hard work and solidarity of all FCC employees, we will be able to enhance our corporate ethics and responsibility policy, contribute to well-being in our society, and strengthen our commitment to the communities where we operate.