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New

alliance for

equality

FCC Aqualia, UGT and

CC.OO

. renew their Equality

Plan which includes a set

of specific measures to be

implemented from now

until 2018

FCC Aqualia and the two most important

trade unions nationwide (UGT and

CC.OO.

)

have renewed the Equality Plan that the

Company has been implementing since

2009, the year in which the Company’s First

Equality Plan was signed.

The signing ceremony took place in the

Las Tablas headquarters in Madrid. The

Company representatives included Carmen

Rodríguez, manager of Human Resour-

ces, and María Ángeles Polo, in charge of

Recruitment, Training and Development.

Representing UGT, the signatories were

Gustavo Vargas, secretary general of FCC

Aqualia’s Trade Union Section, and Diana

Junquera, the person in the trade union res-

ponsible for the Women’s Department. Co-

misiones Obreras

(CC.OO

.) was represented

The agreement

is in keeping with the

Company’s strategy

aimed at eliminating

gender-based

inequality

In the photograph, a moment during the signing ceremony at the Las Tablas headquarters.

From left to right, the signatories of the document: Mayte Sola, María Ángeles Polo, Fernando Antón,

Gustavo Vargas, Carmen Rodríguez and Diana Junquera.

by Fernando Antón, the secretary general

of Citizen Services, and by Mayte Sola, the

Women at the Service of Citizens area.

The agreed plan, which will be in force from

2015 to 2018 and which will be implemen-

ted at all FCC Aqualia worksites, contem-

plates a set of specific measures covering

various aspects access to a job, promotion,

training, remuneration, conciliation, the pre-

vention of harassment, and other informative

measures to create awareness and to incor-

porate equal opportunities in the Company’s

policies.

In this way, FCC Aqualia reinforces its com-

mitment to the fight against inequality due

to gender and in favour of equality in the

treatment and in the opportunities of both

men and women.