Axa: charter signed with EWC on global health and well-being programme

On 18 November, Thomas Buberl, chief executive of French insurance group Axa, and Hedi Ben Sedrine, secretary of the Axa European Works Council, signed a charter on the group’s global health and well-being programme. The charter is set to take effect from 1 January 2021 and will enable every staff member, if they so wish, to receive a medical check-up every two years. The signing of the charter means the group’s EWC will be involved in the programme’s implementation, across all the group’s entities, as well as in how it evolves and in the monitoring thereof.
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Following the launch of its global parent policy, Axa is rolling out a new programme that focuses specifically on health and forms part of its strategy to align the benefits offered to its worldwide workforce. Under the charter signed with the group EWC, the programme provides employees, if they so wish, with access to the following services:




  1. An online physical and psychological medical check-up for all employees every 2 years and in-person for employees over 40 years of age every 4 years (t
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