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  1. Workplace Health Promotion in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises [ENWHP]
    organisations and health insurers. Outputs: TOOLS Criteria and Models of good Practice (PDF 0.1 MB
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  2. Dragon Fly [ENWHP]
    (PDF 0.1 MB) Cyprus: May 25 (PDF 13 KB) Final Symposium in Krakow/Poland, 13-14 October 2006
    11%
  3. Recommendations for Promoting WHA [ENWHP]
    for promoting Workplace Health Action (PDF 0.1 MB)
    10%
  4. Employers and Ageing Workers [ENWHP]
    on the basis of age. However, a recent study of 1,500 employers by Canfield School of Management found that nearly one in three employers had no clear plans to introduce age policies within their organisation. This important and timely one-day national conference will enable employers to be fully
    9%
  5. International Conference on Healthy Air - Better Work 2007 [ENWHP]
    also highlights the newest and most advanced information on workplaces IEQ, and addresses special
    7%
  6. Identifying Late Effects of Cancer (and its Treatments) with Potential Impact on Work [ENWHP]
    (behandelingen) en werk... on someone’s ability to work. This summary (in Dutch) highlights the most important “red flags
    6%
  7. National Conference on Workplace Health Promotion, "Health for all ages: what can employees and employers do?" [ENWHP]
    The 2014 Swiss National Conference on Workplace Health Promotion is organised by Health Promotion Switzerland (NCO Switzerland) and will take place at the University of Fribourg. The conference promises high-level speakers, knowledge that can be transla...
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  8. New practical guidance pack to enable employers and employees to develop solutions to workplace stress problems is being launched by HSE [ENWHP]
    From United Kingdom
    4%
  9. ENWHP.org survey: Health care costs are employers' dominating concern related to staff health [ENWHP]
    From ENWHP
    3%
  10. Teleworking: employers resource [ENWHP]
    The ENWHP Spanish Contact Office (INSST) has published a document and a brochure with recommendations on how to manage psicosocial risks of teleworking during COVID19.
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