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OHSEI has been invited by Marcus Evans to address and endorse its March 2004 Conference Excellence in Health, Safety and Envoronment. Information about the conference is at www.marcusevanssg.com.

Successful Theme Conference
113 attend the OHSEI Theme Conference dealing with Occupational diseases: regional, national and workplace strategies to control them in Bangkok this December. If you want to know about the conference go to the website in January 2004. If you want to join the work we agreed to raise awareness about occupational disease and improve occupational disease schedules go to article.

Air pollution cancer fears grow
Heavily polluted areas may carry a health risk according to a Norwegian study. Go to article.

Work giving you a headache? It may cost the boss. Go to article.

ESCAPE from danger at work. The TUC in Britain has a plan to encourage action to deal with dangerous substances the theme for this year's European Safety Week. Go to article.

The post war struggles for job security should be revived for health and productivity.
What does it say about a business strategy followed with great determination these past twenty years that, by taking away job security, has workers waiting for the upturn so they can look for a better job? Go to article.


...workers who are forced into overtime to compensate for economy-induced layoffs are starting to grumble. A survey by the Society of Human Resource Professionals found that eight out of 10 workers intend to look for new jobs as soon as the economy starts to improve. That, said consultant Gerald Ledford, senior vice president at Sibson Consulting in an interview with MSNBC, could result in a tab of $100,000 just to replace a middle manager.

See the full article at: http://www.ergoweb.com/news/detail.cfm?id=845

Maybe Gerald Ford had it right...
Gerald Ford, Nixon's successor as President of the USA was could not walk and chew gum at the same time. Well a Queensland Australia study shows that the body cannot cope with walking and talking (on a cell phone) at the same time. See the full article at: http://www.ergoweb.com/news/detail.cfm?id=843.

One Billion Reasons To Employ Ergonomics
Poor work station design may cost US employers $1 billion per week. Go to article.

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