Special 10% discount to attend the Manage Stress in the Workplace training event

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manage-stress-100x100pxAs part of the Mental Health Awareness Week,  Symposium Events is offering a 10% discount on their “Manage Stress in the Workplace”training event. To claim the discount enter Podcast17 in coupon code box on the shopping cart when booking.

More information on this event can be found at symposium-training.co.uk

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