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THCU's Workplace Health Symposium - Building Healthy Workplaces: Meeting Challenges, Innovating Change

An event that will address issues in workplace health promotion

The Health Communication Unit will be holding a workplace health symposium, Building Healthy Workplaces: Meeting Challenges, Innovating Change.  This workplace health symposium will be held on March 11 and 12 2009 at 89 Chestnut Conference Centre (Dundas and University Ave.)

 March 11, 2009 will you the opportunity to learn how to overcome challenges in workplace health promotion.  You will be able to hear stories and solutions for overcoming challenges from different organizational perspectives.  You can also learn about what other organizations across the provinces are doing in terms of workplace health promotion. 

March 12, 2009 there will be a keynote speaker.  You can also learn about Ontario Healthy Workplace Coalition`s (OHWC) advancements and work in progress. 

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