WSH Bulletin, 26 October 2020: The Singapore WSH Conference 2020 registration is now open
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26 October 2020, Ref: 2021062 |
The Singapore WSH Conference 2020 registration is now open |
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At The Singapore Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Conference, we will discuss the broad topics |
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As our world becomes increasingly digital, we see how the emergence of new technologies influence the nature of our jobs in a way unseen in the past decade. Participants who attend The Singapore WSH Conference 2020 will see how technology can play a critical role in reducing accident risks caused by human errors, replacing dangerous work activities, preventing potential lapses, and providing real-time insight into worker’s behaviours. Takeaways from our Plenary 2: |
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View the full line-up of over 30 speakers on the Conference website here. | ||
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Find out if your association or organisation is a Conference Partner from the Conference website to enjoy savings when you sign up. Browse our list of 30 Conference Partners here. Individual NTUC members can apply for the Union Training Assistance Programme (UTAP) when signing
up for the Conference. Check out the UTAP funding here.
Unionised companies can apply for the NETF Collaborative Fund (NCF) through their respective unions |
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For enquiries, email secretariat@singaporewshconference.sg |
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We regret that we are unable to reply to emails at this email address. For enquiries or feedback, please email us at contact@wshc.sg. |
Visit the WSH Council’s website now for updates on WSH-related matters, information and events. |
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