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Health @ work Summit 2014 date announced

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health and safetyDid you miss this years Health @ work summit?

If yes, do not worry Symposium Events has just announced next years conference, taking place on Thursday 12th June in London.

Book your early bird ticket now and receive 75% discount, make sure to book before 30th March.

To redeem this offer please visit our website www.symposium-events.com and enter the code: HR167EB in the shopping cart when requested.

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