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FEATURED COURSE

 

Flexicurity and Occupational Health (6011)

13 - 15 October 2010
Vilvorde Kursuscenter, Charlottenlund (Copenhagen), Denmark

Within a short period of time "flexicurity" has risen to a prominent position in European politics. "Flexicurity" is an abbreviation of flexibility and security indicating that they are not contradictions, but can be mutually supportive. At the workplace level, occupational health and safety is to be part of the flexicurity arrangements.
The course presents Danish/Nordic and Dutch flexicurity cases and discusses roadmaps
to flexicurity.




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NIVA COURSES and SEMINARS 2010

7-10 March and
7-9 September

2x3 days
Quality of work environment and productivity (6002)
1st part 7-10 March, Finland
2nd part 7-9 September, Belgium
has been cancelled

22-24 March
Recognition, prevention and control of work-related cardiovascular disorders WRCVDs (6003)

 

 

7-11 June 2010 and
7-11 March 2011

7th International course on safety research (6005)
2x5 days
1st week 7-11 June 2010, Denmark
2nd week 7-11 March 2011,
Finland

8-11 June
Seafarers' occupational health examinations (6006)

6-8 September
Biomonitoring in occupational health practice (6008)
(In connection with the ISBM 2010 Conference)

14-17 September
Occupational rehabilitation, workability perception and return to work (6009)

has been cancelled

19-23 September
6th course on age management: Breaking the myths of longer work lives and retirement (6010)

11 - 13 October
Psychosocial risk assessment and prevention at work (6004)

13-15 October
Flexicurity and occupational health (6011)


 

In November
Nordic Tour 2010: Health effects and risks of nanoparticles (6012)
5 x 1 day (1 day in each Nordic country)

Early 2011
Nordic Tour 2011: Creating good practices for elderly care work (6013)
5 x 1 day (1 day in each Nordic country)


NOCCA (6007)
Nordic occupational cancer studies
4 days, Conference Hotel
Sannäs Manor, Porvoo, Finland
has been postponed to 2011