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  1. Promotion campaign Healthy Green at Work [ENWHP]
    From Netherlands
    31%
  2. Commission launches Green Paper "Confronting demographic change" [ENWHP]
    From European Commission
    29%
  3. EU launches Green paper on mental health [ENWHP]
    From European Commission
    28%
  4. MEPs give green light for EU public health programme 2008-2013 Public [ENWHP]
    From Strasbourg http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/expert/infopress_page/066-8947-190-07-28-911-20070706IPR08895-09-07-2007-2007-false/default_en.htm
    26%
  5. ENWHP - Newsletter [ENWHP]
    in the field and, above all, to share expertise and learn from each other. If you have something to share or to announce just send us your text (no more than 500 words). Each contribution
    20%
  6. Do you work shifts? Then contribute your experience to help us research the health effects of shift work! [ENWHP]
    YOUR HELP! Below, you find a survey. Please complete the survey and also share it with your shift.... Choose the language that best suits you. Spread the word, share the link with your network and together
    19%
  7. Do you work shifts? Then contribute your experience to help us research the health effects of shift work! [ENWHP]
    NEED YOUR HELP! Below, you find a survey. Please complete the survey and also share it with your shift.... Choose the language that best suits you. Spread the word, share the link with your network
    19%
  8. Healthy Employees in Healthy Organisations [ENWHP]
    of convictions, values and judgements which ENWHP members share: Healthy work is the result
    15%
  9. Membership of ENWHP [ENWHP]
    Meet other professionals and share best practice. Be part of a community where members can be your most valuable resource exchanging ideas, information and experiences. As a member, you will be connected to a network of workplace health promotion, occupational health and wellbeing professionals
    15%
  10. PH Work: Promoting Healthy Work for People with Chronic Illness [ENWHP]
    with Chronic Illness" at which employers and policymakers from across Europe were able to share
    15%