--- title: "Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security" lang: "en" type: "noticia" updated: "2026-07-20" url: "https://www.fraternidad.com/en/present-and-future-of-mutual-collaborators-with-social-security" translations: es: "https://www.fraternidad.com/es-ES/noticias/presente-y-futuro-de-las-mutuas-colaboradoras-con-la-seguridad-social" ca: "https://www.fraternidad.com/ca-ES/present-i-futur-de-les-mutues-col-laboradores-amb-la-seguretat-social" eu: "https://www.fraternidad.com/eu-ES/gizarte-segurantzarekin-elkarlankideen-oraina-eta-etorkizuna" gl: "https://www.fraternidad.com/gl-ES/presente-e-futuro-das-mutuas-colaboradoras-coa-seguridade-social" en: "https://www.fraternidad.com/en/present-and-future-of-mutual-collaborators-with-social-security" zh-hans: "https://www.fraternidad.com/cn/shehuibaozhanghuzhuzhedexianzaiheweilai" --- ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/style_1920x400/public/2018-03/web_9.jpg?itok=OL2q8PG6) # Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security 07/03/2018 News Fraternidad-Muprespahas intervened in the I state day of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security (MCSS), organized by the General Union of Workers with the participation of Social Security, CEOE and Ibermutuamur. The event was held in the UGT Madrid assembly hall, with approximately 200 people in attendance. Grace Alvarez, federal secretary of the Health, Socio-sanitary and Dependency Sector of UGT, presented the day saying that “ Mutual insurance companies must be a model of commitment, since they are the ones entrusted with the health of workers.”. The inauguration was carried out Thomas Burgos, secretary of state of the Social security who has shown that “ The legal nature of mutual societies is private in their continent, but their content is public in nature”. The first block of the day dealt with the current situation of mutual insurance companies. The first intervention was carried out Natalia Fdez. Laviada, deputy general director of Prevention, Quality and Communication of Fraternidad-Muprespa, who has carried out a detailed study of the functions that mutual insurance companies currently have in the health, economic and society world in general, “ Preventing, curing and paying is the reason for mutual insurance”, has also detailed each of the benefits they manage, insisting on the many Occupational Risk Prevention activities that can still be carried out for mutual companies. It has highlighted the importance of this sector because “ We have contributed 547 million euros to the professional contingency fund and obtained 602 million euros of surplus for the Social Security system”. They also intervened Jordi García Viñas director of the Labor Relations Department of the CEOE,Beatriz Losada Crespo, director of the Interconfederal Mediation and Arbitration Service (SIMA) and Francisco Casado Galan of the FeSP-UGT technical office. The second block of the day focused on the future of the mutual insurance sector, in which participants Heraclio Corrales, general director of Ibermutuamur, the former general director of Social Security Regulation,Miguel Ángel Díaz Peña. Lourdes Meléndez Morillo-Velarde, deputy general director of Social Security Collaborating Entities and the federal head of the MCSS union,Tomás Beas Pedraza. He intervened before closing the event Frederic Monell Lliró, secretary of organization of the Federal Executive Commission of the FeSP-UGT. The closing of this new day was carried out by,Gonzalo Pino Bustos, confederal secretary of Union Policy of UGT. ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8331.jpg?itok=vT0-90fA) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8353.jpg?itok=FIKuDM2j) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8360.jpg?itok=Dtn38sIs) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8371.jpg?itok=XDXFbIWh) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8377.jpg?itok=k9qkf0mx) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8396.jpg?itok=vZs754E9) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8403.jpg?itok=mCaU2Jvp) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8418.jpg?itok=9hFKYFPZ) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8429.jpg?itok=qgrD3kEr) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8440.jpg?itok=tx81fyjw) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8443.jpg?itok=pfJIq_dj) ![Present and future of Mutual Collaborators with Social Security](/sites/default/files/styles/400x400/public/2018-03/img_8448.jpg?itok=zkKGlg4j)