France: Axa includes a sustainable mobility package in its climate strategy

The French branch of the Paris headquartered multinational insurance group has signed a sustainable mobility package with the CFDT, CFE-CGC and UNSA trade unions. In force since 01 January 2022 the scheme allows several hundred employees to be reimbursed for commuting to work by bicycle, electric vehicle, or by carpooling. This scheme is part of Axa's climate strategy, which has begun to reduce emissions from its vehicle fleet. All employees will also be made aware of climate change.
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€400 for clean transportation. On 21 September 2021 and in taking advantage of a provision in the 2019 LOM law (mobility) that came into force in 2020, Axa signed an agreement prompted by the three trade unions on implementing a sustainable mobility package. The agreement follows on from a successful trial that was undertaken in 2020 with a limited number of staff.

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