Accident Insurance Post and Telecom
The Unfallkasse Post und Telekom in Germany was a corporation under public law with its seat in Tübingen . There were branch offices in Darmstadt and Berlin . It emerged in 1995 as part of the Post Reform II from the Central Office for Occupational Safety and Health and the implementing authority for accident insurance of the Deutsche Bundespost .
The Unfallkasse Post und Telekom was at the same time the statutory accident insurance for employees and workers at the successor companies of the Federal Post Office and its subsidiaries, as well as providing accident insurance for civil servants. She was also responsible for a number of other institutions that emerged from the Federal Post Office, such as B. the Museum Foundation Post and Telecommunications , but also for other companies such as the Bundesdruckerei .
In December 2013, the Unfallkasse had around 353,000 insured persons, including around 286,000 salaried employees and workers and around 67,000 civil servants. It also included the occupational health and safety doctors and the supervisory service. On January 1, 2016, it merged with the trade association for transport and traffic management (BG Verkehr). The new headquarters are in Hamburg.