Polygon Norway’s commitment to sustainability has been recognised with an award nomination from TRYG, one of the largest non-life insurance companies in the Nordic region.
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Polygon Norway’s commitment to sustainability has been recognised with an award nomination from TRYG, one of the largest non-life insurance companies in the Nordic region.
It is World Mental Health Day on Sunday, October 10th. At Polygon, people are at the heart of its business philosophy – the Polygon Model – and a central part of the company’s ‘Our Responsibility’ programme. Employee mental health has always been an important topic within these frameworks, but even more so now, when considering the impact of the global COVID-19 pandemic. There is always more that can be done.
As we mark World Earth Day, it is a moment to reflect on how we reduce our environmental impact, stay resilient, and support our customers on their journeys to reduce emissions. In temporary climate solutions, the use of equipment sits at the core of our operations, making it a natural place to focus when looking to reduce our impact.
Last year POLYGONVATRO in Germany intensified the “Young Talents” project with 43 promising young people. This proved to be a success, so this year an additional 37 new young people started their training programme at POLYGONVATRO.
A supplement paper to Dagens industri, Sweden’s leading daily financial newspaper, interviews Polygon regarding sustainable property damage control.
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