Fraternidad-Muprespa participates in the II National Agrolaboral Conference of Baeza

On November 6 and 7, the Official College of Social Graduates of Jaén organized these agro-labor conferences, in which the problem of temporary and permanent disability, work accidents and occupational diseases in the countryside, especially in the olive sector, was addressed.

Manuel Fernández Palomino, subdelegate of the Government, participated in the inauguration of this day; Jesús Estrella Fernández, delegate of the Junta de Andalucía in Jaén; Pedro Javier Cabrera Rentero, mayor of Baeza; Juan Fernández Henares, 1st vice president of the General Council of Social Graduates and José Luis Rodríguez Morillas, president of the Official College of Social Graduates of Jaén.

On behalf of the Mutual, Alfonso Gomez Manzanares, Territorial Assistance Coordinator of the Southern Territorial Directorate of 

His presentation was structured in three fundamental parts: a first in which he briefly described the work and functions of mutual insurance companies; Secondly, he explained from a medical point of view, how and when it is determined that a professional contingency file is finalized and how it is sent to the Disability Assessment Team of the National Social Security Institute. 

Finally, he provided some interesting statistical data related to Fraternidad-Muprespa, specifically that in 2024 more than 90% of all work accident processes ended without consequences, also providing data on the different types of disabilities granted. After the presentation there was an enriching debate among those attending.

Along with Gómez Manzanares, the Mutua's Provincial Director in Jaén was also present, Angel Gilabert; Victor Manuel Cruz, Deputy Provincial Director; and Maria Jesus Molina, head of Mutual benefits in the province. 

With its presence at this important event, Fraternidad-Muprespa once again consolidates its link with the organizing entities and participants in the forum, mainly social graduates and representatives of mutual societies collaborating with Social Security.