Virtual Walk through the Commemorative Posters of April 28

Within the celebration of our "V F-M Prevention Week", among all the material that is developed and whose contents you can read in this link, we want to highlight one of which we are especially proud: corporate signage, which is made thanks to the joint effort of the Communication Department in close collaboration with the Prevention and Development Department of Health Culture.

This initiative, which has been taking place since 2005, has included different slogans and posters that you can find in the section of our website Previene if you click on the section Corporate signage. Like any self-respecting marketing campaign, the choice of the chosen slogan is the biggest challenge, thanks to the imagination and good work of all the staff involved each year we have tried to raise the bar.

We recommend that you take a look at all the posters, here we rescue some:

• 2006: decent work, safe work. If we look at it, already at this time the department had in mind what this year is already known to everyone, the Sustainable Development Goal 8 which refers to decent (or dignified) work.

• 2011: prevention, a tool for continuous improvement. We are ahead of the current campaign of Vision Zero, we have been clear for a long time that, like Quality, Prevention must be under continuous review to discover which measures are effective and which we must update.

• 2013: don't trust occupational diseases...appearances can be deceiving. In that year, the International Labor Organization (ILO), focused on the prevention of Occupational Diseases, calling on governments, employers and workers and their organizations to collaborate in the development and implementation of national policies and strategies aimed at preventing occupational diseases.

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