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  1. 2. Dreiländertagung Betriebliche Gesundheitsförderung 2015 [ENWHP]
    In March 2015, the second "3country-conference" on workplace health promotion will be organized by a consortium of Austrian, Swiss and German organisations. The conference is a place of exchange... Committee for the conference. Click here to consult the programme (in German). For more details
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  2. Quality Criteria [ENWHP]
    of sufficient financial and material resources Employee participation in planning and implementation
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  3. Settings [ENWHP]
    the management of their financial and other resources. Employee health and fitness for work
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  4. The Implementation of Infrastructures for Promoting Workplace Health [ENWHP]
    (this is framed not only in terms of financial benefits) that can be used to convince people to become
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  5. Workshop "Health Policies for SMEs - Workplace Health Promotion in candidate countries to European Union and member countries of the European Union" [ENWHP]
    to European Union and member countries of the European Union?. This seminar, organised with the financial
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  6. Guide to COVID-19 evidence sources [ENWHP]
    , employment, financial protection, food safety and security, government services, housing, public
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  7. Company Health Check [ENWHP]
    (German) (77 KB) | Netherlands (80 KB) | Norway (73 KB) | Romania (96 KB) | Slovakia (87 KB
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  8. Hearts and Minds at Work in Europe [ENWHP]
    (PDF 1,6 MB) Executive summary (PDF 0,9 MB) Executive summary - German version (PDF 0,4 MB) Factsheet
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  9. Members of the Board [ENWHP]
    as an international consultant for OSH on behalf of EU, World Bank and German Ministries in Azerbaijan
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  10. XX World Congress on Safety and Health at Work 2014 [ENWHP]
    The XX World Congress will be held in Frankfurt and carries the title "Global Forum for Prevention". The 2014 World Congress is organized jointly by the International Labour Organization (ILO), the international Social Security Association (ISSA) and the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV
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