1 in 10 Employees in Your Team Is Affected by Endometriosis – AÉSIO Mutuelle
AÉSIO mutuelle shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Endometriosis at work: 1 in 10 employees in your team is affected.
From 2 to 8 March, it’s the European Week of Prevention and Information on Endometriosis. It was an opportunity to talk about it again and again within the company. Because no, the disease does not stop at the office door.
As a health player, AÉSIO mutuelle has been participating in this fight for several years, to change mentalities and thus better integrate the reality of women who suffer from the disease in the workplace.
Alongside our member companies, it is with our prevention teams, our business advisors and our partners like Association EndoFrance that we build our tailor-made actions.
Let’s talk about it together, it’s already acting!”
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