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11/08/2020
How to prevent Legionnaires’ disease in the workplace?
Follow the tips to prevent your workers from being exposed to this hazardous illness.
16/06/2020
"Vitality is the result of a physically and mentally healthy lifestyle."
Vitality is the result of a healthy lifestyle. "Not only physical, but also mental health is important," says Stefan Driesen, vitality expert.
09/06/2020
Vitality at work and beyond: for both employees and employers
Vitality is a responsibility shared by both employees and employers. After all, organisations also reap the benefits of vital employees.
28/01/2020
Health and safety in construction: who does what?
What can you, as an employer, do to promote safety on your construction site? Who offers support? And who are the inspection authorities?
26/11/2019
Healthy eating in the workplace: boost the vitality of employees
Healthy employees are energetic and more productive. A healthy diet plays a crucial role. But how do you encourage healthy eating in the workplace?
12/11/2019
Work-related traffic incidents are on the rise: “A traffic policy can turn the tide”
40% of fatal occupational accidents occur on the road. By implementing a road traffic policy, you can keep your employees safe while travelling for work.
19/09/2019
Telecommuting: how to keep your employees fit and healthy
Unhealthy habits often appear when working from home too. Keep your employees fit with these tips on working healthfully from home.
02/04/2019
Poor indoor air quality may impact productivity and increase absenteeism
Good air quality at work is crucial for healthy and productive employees. Yet, the majority of Belgian workers find it inadequate.
29/01/2019
Working with nanoparticles: the risks of the ‘new asbestos’
More and more employees are exposed to nanoparticles, also known as the new asbestos. Our expert has a few tips to limit those health risks.
10/04/2018
Workplace hazards in hairdressing: “Let’s explore new options for creating awareness”
Ergonomic stress, skin problems, allergies, etc. are only some of the occupational risks faced by hairdressers.