dguv.de
Represents Germany’s statutory accident insurance institutions and advances workplace safety, rehabilitation and compensation
About dguv.de
The Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung (DGUV) is the umbrella association of Germany’s statutory accident insurance providers. It supports their work in prevention, rehabilitation and compensation, and represents their shared interests to public institutions and social partners.
Its members are the occupational accident insurance funds and public-sector accident insurance funds. The association has its seat in Berlin and another office in Sankt Augustin; it employs around 1,300 people across 11 locations in Germany.
Product: Association services, coordination and representation for statutory accident insurance providers, including work on prevention, rehabilitation and compensation.
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Leadership
- Stephan Fasshauer · HauptgeschäftsführungSource: company website
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