FCC focuses on corporate social responsibility out of a conviction that its ethical behaviour and social and environmental commitment do not arise just from the imperatives of fairness and justice but are also profitable by improving working conditions and generating relations of reciprocity and acceptance in our milieu.

Not only are people with disabilities entitled to access, in conditions of equality, to the goods and services that companies make available to the public; they are also a major stakeholder group that no leading company of FCC's calibre can ignore.

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