IPSICO SI24, good practice for psychosocial risks implemented in Spain Long before the crisis caused by the global pandemic forced us to change our physical work environment, at MAPFRE we were already heavily committed to analyzing psychosocial risks, with the aim of...
Our company will keep growing, thanks to the active involvement of well-trained, committed collaborators who, moreover, enjoy good health.. TEXT SARA ELENA TORRES HORTAL | IMAGES MAPFREIn MAPFRE we are striving to offer you a wellness space, which includes taking care...
The MAPFRE Week, a project headed by the Corporate People and Organization Area, is a unique event to promote looking after health and well-being, a true reflection of our commitment and values. This year, for the first time, the initiative has incorporated diversity...
“Together, healthy” aims to inform and raise awareness about healthcare issues from a gender perspective, always taking into account the biological differences that exist between men and women. In recent weeks, our gender-specific health campaign has focused on male...
TEXT CORPORATE HUMAN RESOURCES AREA | PHOTOGRAPH MAPFRE Do you know why men and women have different psychological characteristics? What physical changes each sex undergoes and at what ag e, and how to adapt to them? Or which diseases are gender-specific? Men and...
Life, by definition, is a succession of changes. In recent years, the major changes we are experiencing are related to the world of technology; their overriding characteristic is the speed at which they appear, as well as how they are drastically changing our way of...
MAPFRE Week: Target Health is an annual project which has been organized for the last three years throughout the world to foster the participation and collaboration of employees, promoting MAPFRE’s commitment to every aspect of their health and well-being through its...
Last June, in MAPFRE we started a global campaign to raise awareness of the need for bone marrow donations, an act of solidarity which, in many cases, is the only glimmer of hope for those suffering from leukemia and other blood diseases. Why are we in MAPFRE so...
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), as it accounts for some 60-70 percent of all dementias worldwide. Alzheimer’s affects 50 million people, with ten million new cases registered each year. In...
