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Talking about Invisible Disabilities
Thursday November 17th, 2016
Since 2006, Bouygues Energies & Services has raised the awareness of over 900 managers and employees and carried out over 400 actions to help people with disabilities stay employed. In France, the staff currently counts 343 people with disabilities.
In total, more than a thousand employees took part in a day of enlightenment on disabilities, 327 actions were taken to help people with disabilities stay employed and specific measures were implemented.
In order to reaffirm its commitment and answer specific questions from candidates with disabilities, Bouygues Energies & Services’ disability unit wants to take further steps and raise even more awareness for invisible disabilities.
This second episode focuses on a disability that is common in the construction industry: a herniated disc. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), at least 80% of us are affected by back pains. At various moments in our lives, 20-30% of us will suffer from them.
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Following our series on FabLabs, those novel laboratories promoting creation and collaboration in support of an innovation ecosystem.
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Matching Up has reached the three-year stage and more than ever the Bouygues Construction's open innovation programme aims to generate new ideas within the company, putting Group employees and start-ups in touch in order to design and create new projects together.
Providing levers for attaining the goals of sustainable development, such is the ambition of Cities to Be. In concrete terms, this means pooling experiences, solutions and best practices, generating momentum among the territories, and persuading players of the building sector to commit to such goals. All in the aim of creating a denser, more resilient city that offers, quite simply, a pleasant way of life.
